The phrase "a standard when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific criterion or benchmark that applies under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "We need to establish a standard when evaluating the performance of our employees."
Alternatives: "a criterion for" or "a benchmark for".
"Our house was always kept -- well, we had a standard when Ann was there," he said.
The public defender's office said in a statement that the ruling confirmed "that there is no such thing as too high a standard when you're talking about life and death".
Then you have to figure out a way of having the contest statute used to establish a standard when the only standard that applies anywhere for a manual recount, which, as we argued before the court previously, was limited to the situations in 166, which were brought about because of mechanical problems.
Färe et al. (2004) consider profits as a standard when ascertaining the productivity of inputs.
Health Records is based on FHIR Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resourcess), a standard when it comes to data formats and APIs.
The New England Biolabs Lambda PFGE ladder was used as a standard when estimating the sizes of inserts.
GiveDirectly wants to establish a new standard: When a donor gives one dollar, how much ends up in the hands of a poor person?
Radiostereometric analysis (RSA) has become a gold standard when measuring implant migrations with respect to the cement mantle as well as the surrounding bone [4].
In the context of indirect reciprocity, ingroup favoritism has been shown to be a consequence of employing a double standard when assigning reputations to ingroup and outgroup members.
But we should honor ourselves and our culture by applying at least an equal if not a greater standard when the words are spoken by Iranians themselves.
A national validation study showed that the data quality was of a high standard when compared with clinical case notes, with only a 6% level of disagreement [ 11].
