The phrase "a standardised process and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing procedures or methods that are uniform and consistent, often in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The company implemented a standardised process and ensured that all employees were trained accordingly."
Alternatives: "a uniform procedure and" or "a consistent method and".
The Measures of Effectiveness in Defense Engagement and Learning (MODEL) study and the Global Health Engagement Measures of Effectiveness Framework intend to provide a standardised process across services and COCOMs as value-added information to decision makers involved with global health engagements.
A standardised process for tracking and reconciling tests ordered with results received that is codesigned, fully understood and used by all relevant staff.
A standardised process that guides how and how often practices attempt to contact patients who require follow-up that is fair and reasonable from a medicolegal perspective.
The view of grief as a standardised process contrasts with contemporary models of grief as unique and multi-dimensional, and a process that oscillates between loss and restoration [ 13, 31].
The group has created a standardised process called Let's Encrypt for websites and other online services to secure their systems automatically and at no cost.
The national vision building workshops followed a standardised process, starting with several activities to foster creativity and collect as many ideas as possible, such as brainstorming, an inspirational picture set or a dream voyage.
Embalming is a standardised process used both across Australian body donor programs and funeral homes to prevent organ tissue from deteriorating.
This report outlines 1) our experiences with securing recruitment to a qualitative study investigating alternative methods of data collection, and 2) the development of a standardised process for obtaining informed consent from individuals from minority ethnic backgrounds whose main language does not have an agreed written form.
Having a standardised process which accurately records each interview will ensure that the skills and capabilities of each candidate are captured at the time of interview, and in a fair way.. Understand and promote the female employment mind-set Recruiters must present female candidates so that their strengths and experiences are drawn out for the hiring manager.
In a trial of a school based intervention to promote health and wellbeing, schools were encouraged to use a standardised process to develop strategies which suited them rather than adopt a fixed curriculum, resulting in widely varied practice between schools.
