The phrase "a standardized database" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a database that follows a specific set of standards or protocols for organization and data management.
Example: "The research team utilized a standardized database to ensure consistency in data collection across all study sites."
Alternatives: "a uniform database" or "a regulated database".
Including such internal standards in the form of standardized mixtures of internal standards improves the reproducibility of transcript abundance measurement and enables development of a standardized database comprising virtually-multiplexed transcript abundance data.
One of the major hurdles is the lack of a standardized database of readily available, free, tested, high quality, identifiable environmental sounds for users to work with.
By 2020, airborne LiDAR could give us a direct measurement of 3-D forest structure for every hectare in the tropics: a standardized database from which to build a carbon economy.
Data entry was done using a standardized database structure.
The picture of the females face was taken from a standardized database [ 16].
In this sense, the definition of a standardized database with a consistent and known labeling would lead to comparable results.
The Cardiac Atlas Project (CAP) is an international collaboration to establish a large-scale standardized database of cardiac imaging examinations and derived functional analyses.
As we have shown throughout this paper, the goals of establishing a national and standardized database and clearinghouse were realized long before its official founding in 1994.
Here, we present EUROCarbDB (http://www.eurocarbdb.org), an Infrastructure Design Study funded under the sixth EU framework program, to establish the technical requirements for developing a centralized and standardized database architecture for carbohydrate-related data (structure and analytical data).
We hope to set up a large-scale, standardized database of TCM four diagnostic methods' information and realize the "high throughput analysis" based on characteristic information and then achieve the promotion of "phenomics" on systems biology.
Medical records for all neonates in our NICU are routinely maintained in a unit-specific standardized database, NICU3®, which was designed and maintained by one of the authors (MS).
