The phrase "a standardized methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent and uniform approach or process used in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "In our research, we adopted a standardized methodology to ensure that our results were reliable and comparable to previous studies."
Alternatives: "a uniform approach" or "a consistent method".
The standardization in prognostics metrics allows a standardized methodology to evaluate, validate, and compare different prognostics algorithm.
An Enzyme-Linked Immuno-Sorbent Assay (ELISA) following a standardized methodology described in the Afro-immunoassay network standard operating procedure (procedures AIA-001-01 and −02) was used to assess the antibody response directed to the panel of P. falciparum recombinant proteins.
Potential applications include: (1) providing the practicing surgeon with a knowledge base to critically evaluate published retrospective data; (2) providing a standardized methodology for the systematic review of existing retrospective data; and (3) developing standardized reporting guidelines for use in peer-reviewed journals.
High-G.D.P. Man vs. Low-G.D.P. Man For now at least, G.D.P. holds almost unassailable sway, not only as the key national indicator for the economic health of the United States but also for that of the rest of the world's developed countries, which employ a standardized methodology — there's actually a handbook — to calculate their economic outputs.
Accurate and applicable prognostics performance metrics are needed to obtain a standardized methodology for algorithms validation, verification, certification, and to compare between different algorithms efficiently.
We developed a standardized methodology to define factors influencing effort allocation and to produce fishing effort maps by merging GIS with geostatistical modelling techniques.
In this work, a standardized methodology for techno-economic analysis of fuel production processes is presented and exemplarily applied on sustainable fuels from Fischer-Tropsch (FT) synthesis.
It provides an established set of city indicators with a globally standardized methodology that allows for global comparability of city performance and knowledge sharing.4.
Current research that is being conducted to test components of a generic, standardized methodology for developing evidence-based population targeted dietary guidelines is described.
A similar standardized methodology is recommended for assessment of the spine.
The mitotic index is a rapid an cost-effective tool for estimating tumour cell proliferation, and reasonable reproducibility can be achieved with a strictly standardized methodology (Elston and Ellis, 1993).
