The phrase "a standardized framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system that is consistent and widely accepted for a specific purpose or field.
Example: "The organization has developed a standardized framework for evaluating employee performance across all departments."
Alternatives: "a uniform structure for" or "a consistent model for".
By providing both an App Store and a standardized framework for developers, Apple is offering hardware manufacturers the services of its hundreds of thousands of developers.
Reputation Institute created the RepTrak(TM) Model to provide companies with a standardized framework for benchmarking their corporate reputations internationally and to enable identification of the factors that drive reputations.
The limits of tensile strength, elongation at break, hardness, tear strength, fluid compatibility, compression set and specific gravity defined for the Viton GBL 200S/600S based inflatable seal formulation provide a standardized framework for regular production of reactor seals and a streamlined approach for compounding, design, manufacture and quality control.
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On 13th July 2016, The Natural Capital Coalition will launch a standardized framework for business to identify, measure and value their impacts and dependencies on natural capital.
This is partly due to the lack of a standardized framework for translating key findings into diagnostic tests.
Thus, a standardized framework would allow for consistent and objective data provenance for longitudinal tracking of both variants and patient results, where notifying interested parties in updated variant classification and disease association would be more feasible.
In this regard, we have developed a standardized framework and metric for evaluation of uncertain gene variants, with the idea that rather than giving a clinician a 'black box' interpretation of uncertain gene variants, the evidence and decision-making is transparent to clinicians so they can use this in consultation with the patient to make treatment decisions.
By using a standardized framework as the pedagogical foundation for bridging knowledge systems, this study explores ways in which ICT may be leveraged to incorporate Indigenous knowledge in to Western curriculum to allow learning to occur in a relevant, authentic, and novel way.
A standardized framework, however, does not yet exist for quantitative evaluation of disease association for uncertain or novel gene variants in an objective manner.
The characterized scaffold variants provide a standardized framework with defined extracellular environments (microstructure, mechanics) for in vitro studies of the mechanical interactions between cells and scaffolds as well as in vivo tissue engineering studies.
