The phrase "a standards designation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific label or classification that indicates compliance with certain standards.
Example: "The product received a standards designation that confirms its quality and safety for consumer use."
Alternatives: "a standards label" or "a standards classification".
The U-2 (the "U" was a standard designation for a military utility aircraft, and thus a handy cover name) was a marvel of engineering.
These materials are classified using a standard designation system; the wrought having a 4-digit system, and the castings having a 3-digit and 1-decimal place system.
Microsoft has won an international standards designation for its open-document format, according to voting results obtained Tuesday, apparently ending a divisive yearlong battle with software rivals before a global standards-setting organization.
And that no one woman's self-worth should and can be determined by how she performs as a mother or an employer or employee, or as any standard "designation". And that if she is willing and able, she will do all that is in her power to excel in whatever she so chooses.
The database uses standard nomenclature even if a non-standard designation was used in a publication about the mutation, and is restricted to ASCII characters, which must replace, for example, Greek letters). One way to find such a deletion is to go to the Mutation Query form and enter in the Name field the string DE%pst.
This test was conducted as per ASTM standard designation E 8M.
With barely a murmur of public debate at home, British troops are once again shooting Sierra Leoneans dead in their own land, while Royal Navy gunboats patrol the west African coast and the limb-hacking rebels of the Revolutionary United Front are routinely compared to Nazis, the standard designation for all post-1945 British enemies.
Not only, however, does this concept have no truly standard designation: more significantly, it is rarely subject to any sustained examination or analysis.
And yet its widespread recognition or acknowledgement notwithstanding, there would seem to be no generally agreed-upon unique or standard designation for the concept in question this at any rate seems clear from the already quoted comments.
These are fairly standard designations, often worded like this: A (100-90): Work completes all of the requirements of the assignment in an original and creative manner.
