The phrase "a standardized process for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method or procedure that is consistent and uniform across a particular context or organization.
Example: "The company implemented a standardized process for onboarding new employees to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "a uniform procedure for" or "a consistent method for".
Shared decision-making requires values clarification by patients involved in the decision-making process; quality standards exist for validation of decision aids, and these standards typically include a standardized process for values clarification [ 26, 42, 43].
First, the gridding approach was used to generate a standardized process for constructing a thermal stress map of the study area.
The purpose of this study was to classify fetal heart rate (FHR) monitor patterns according to risk of fetal acidemia and risk of evolution to a more serious pattern and to use this information to construct a standardized process for FHR pattern management, with the ultimate aim of minimizing newborn infant acidemia without excessive obstetric intervention.
Create a standardized process for analyzing or underwriting, converting to a presentation for the client, then converting that output to marketing materials.
Instead of indicating hazards on the product containers through language and symbols, another useful RC strategy is the use of a standardized process for assessing and recommending the least hazardous products [86].
The most commonly identified component of a care review process was utilizing an analysis of systems issues contributing to the case (32 institutions, 91.4%), followed by utilizing a standardized process for case review (30 institutions, 85.7%) and use of a structured case classification system (28 institutions, 80.0%).
But unlike teaching or other forms of physical therapy, there isn't a standardized process of certification.
The need to consider the faculty's perspective, also part of Dormant's model, led to the development of a standardized process and method for collecting faculty responses to the vision across our institution.
What can be encouraged, however, is adopting a more standardized process for peer review that focuses on full and transparent reporting of not only data generation and analysis but also on the manuscript review process itself.
Using a standardized process, the interviewer was responsible for following the flow of questions, responses, and scripted verbal probes using a protocol.
A standardized process that is transparent and replicable for gathering, reviewing, and synthesizing evidence should be developed.
