"a standardization for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to an established set of rules or procedures that are followed in order to maintain consistency. For example: "The company has established a standardization for how customer data is recorded and stored."
This paper was aimed to propose a standardization of a protocol for evaluating zeta potential of nanomaterials by ELS and a methodology to achieve its validation.
The diagnostic and treatment algorithm given in Figure 1 proved to be helpful for a standardization of the hyponatremia management.
Clearly, the latter two studies indicate heterogeneity of resolution-phase macrophages and call for a standardization of the classification criteria.
Smith and colleagues likewise described the effects of PEEP and called for a standardization of ventilatory settings when assessing volume responsiveness by PPV [ 29].
Thus inter-study comparisons of PE wear are difficult, and there is a need for a standardization guide for the presentation of PE wear results and precisions.
While Milner hopes that, as the sites grow, they'll implement a standardization of the criteria needed for adding and amending meme entries, he acknowledges that, even in their current less-polished form, they're "effective" tools for historicizing.
For assumption ((mathbf{H}_{3})), it is a standardization assumption for delay kernel functions.
This novel high throughput toxicity biosensor can be implemented to investigate the toxicity of any other soluble materials, and can be used as a standardization tool for the evaluation of toxicity.
In creating a standardization framework for animal model characterization, MJFF's goal is to provide guidance to the PD research community as to the best practices for the use of animal models.
