The phrase "a standardised document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that follows a specific format or set of criteria that is consistent across different instances.
Example: "Before submitting your report, please ensure that it adheres to the guidelines outlined in the standardised document provided by the organization."
Alternatives: "a uniform document" or "a standardized form".
The end result is a standardised document for the design and conduct of CHMI and a second document for the microscopy methods used to determine the patency endpoint.
A standardised document with the clinical, radiological and arthroscopic findings is filled out by the physician treating the patient.
A standardised document for the recording of diagnostic and clinical procedures and drugs administered in the last 3 days of life was created.
This is a standardised document used to detail all the costs of obtaining your mortgage, including both monthly and one-off payments.
The Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (MCCD) is an internationally standardised document filled in by a medical practitioner or coroner to document the cause of a person's death.
Indeed, as a standardised government document developed by the Chinese MOH to assess the public knowledge and awareness of mental health, the MHKQ has been popularised as a national gold standard to compare MHL across the country.
The variousXML standards provide a widely implemented framework for defining the basic syntaxof data files, mechanisms for specifying the permitted structure and content of suchfiles and common approaches to reading, writing, manipulating, normalising andvalidating standardised documents.
The Communities and Local Government Committee (HCLG) also wants a standardised key features document to be developed for would-be buyers at the start of the sales process.
The lack of a standardised way to document and register pregnancy-related blood transfusions was the main reason why the inclusion of this intervention could not be pursued at this stage.
Around two thirds of the 337 midwives (202, 60.0%) reported that their organisation had a standardised proforma for documenting perineal trauma, but only 63 (31.2%) of these 202 midwives reported that this included a diagram to document where the trauma was sustained.
A standardised epidemiological database documenting IMEs on-board commercial aircrafts will provide access to potentially valuable data for further flight-epidemiological research.
