The phrase "a standardized state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing uniformity or consistency within a particular system, organization, or process.
Example: "In order to ensure quality control, we must establish a standardized state for all our manufacturing procedures."
Alternatives: "a uniform condition" or "a consistent state".
The pressure is more immediate at the Menlo Oaks School, where the have-nots of Silicon Valley must pass a standardized state test in three subjects to be promoted and take the Ravenswood Stanford Achievement Tests, a set of district exams, for three days each quarter.
In 2005, just 45% of the fifth-graders at Ramona Elementary School in Hollywood scored at grade level on a standardized state test.
Genotype results were subsequently linked to National TB Surveillance System data using a standardized state case identification number.
The principal, Laura Taliaferro, said that even if 90percentt of her students passed a standardized state test, "I would not get one-tenth of the coverage we got from winning a football game".
For care and treatment, the Connecticut Department of Correction CTDOCcontractscthethe University of Connecticut Health Center Correctional Managed Health Care to follow a standardized Mental Health Policy (State of CT Dept of Correction, [2008]), which outlines the screening and evaluation process.
While several criteria were used, much of a school's grade was determined by whether students' performance on standardized state tests showed annual improvement.
Most of the new programs heeded Mr. Friedman's original call for the government to enforce "minimum standards" by requiring private schools that accept vouchers to administer standardized state tests.
Under a 2008 agreement between Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten, all New York City teachers of math and English in grades 4 to 8 receive an annual "Teacher Data Report" that tells them how their students perform on standardized state tests.
Test scores on standardized state tests in lower grades were about the same or higher than Nassau averages.
Results on standardized state tests for 2001-2002 showed 75percentt of fourth graders scored at or above grade level on English and 81percentt were at those levels on math.
The American Civil Liberties Union today accused the State of Michigan of discriminating against minority students by awarding thousands of merit scholarships solely on the basis of standardized state test scores.
