The phrase "a standardized implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a version of a system or process that adheres to established standards or protocols.
Example: "The software update includes a standardized implementation that ensures compatibility across all devices."
Alternatives: "a uniform application" or "a consistent execution".
If benefits can be earned based on an hourly withholding, with a simple nationally standardized implementation, negative impact on the on demand industry can be minimized and the benefits to this emerging category of contractor can be maximized.
The situation can be improved by modeling using the Model-Driven Development (MDD) approach, standardized implementation process, as well as various testing methods.
Over-reliance on decontextualized, standardized implementation of efficacy evidence has contributed to slow integration of evidence-based interventions into health policy and practice.
Challenges of incorporating qMRI biomarkers in oncological trials are discussed including understanding biological mechanisms revealed by MRI biomarkers, consideration of rigorous trial design and standardized implementation of qMRI protocols.
Eventually, instead of using standardized implementation formats for all units, "mini implementations" were done on units (e.g., psychiatry) where the BPGs were less relevant.
Existing studies described the theory [ 5, 21], potential models for panel management and their preliminary effectiveness [ 7, 10- 16] 16], but failed to include details sufficient for broader, standardized implementation and allocation of tasks to specific individuals.
Since its inception, incorporation of CDS-eP into e-Prescribing systems has encountered challenges ranging from national standardized implementation to individual prescriber endorsement for its application in the clinical setting.
But rigid models for standardized implementation that exclude national and local institutions in matters of design, resource allocation, and monitoring, particularly those outside of individual projects or programs, ensure that local institutions will remain disempowered and peripheral to the scaling up process.
See related research by Iyengar et al., http://ccforum.com/content/13/4/R126 We read with interest the article by Iyengar and colleagues [ 1] on the impact of standardized implementation of medical emergency teams (METs) for the early identification and management of acutely deteriorating patients on the ward.
Thus, a standardized vendor-based implementation of advanced AC algorithms that can provide accurate skull CT surrogates [11, 17] remains highly desirable for future PET/MRI systems and their clinical and research applications.
