The phrase "a true standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is considered an authentic or reliable benchmark in a particular context.
Example: "The new regulations set a true standard for safety in the industry."
Alternatives: "an authentic benchmark" or "a genuine criterion".
Finally, we summarize how the ambiguity in the current state of electronic-transfer practices may not meet a true standard of bankruptcy remoteness either because of its actual implementation or because of the rapidly evolving case law on the federal and state law standing of these practices.
It's not a true standard yet, but it's already being leveraged in its current form as a draft standard for "test use". One high-profile CIO described it this way.
Ideally this would make up for the lack of a true standard transmission, but because this E button doesn't automatically upshift at redline (like Porsche's Tiptronic system) or downshift with a slap of the gas pedal, you're left feeling like the kid who got the slot cars for Christmas but not the track to go with it.
A true standard bearer in the industry, National Geographic and its photographers are almost mythological.
Our work is limited to the particular clinical trials we have studied, and many more should be examined before a true standard can be developed.
We should also note that while this paper makes progress towards developing a standardized computational representation for clinical trial workflow, much work remains to be done in order to establish a true standard representation.
33, 34 Disagreement between different diagnostic tests for diabetes is expected in view of the multifactorial pathophysiology of glucose dysfunction and the absence of a true criterion standard.
It is important to recognize that either criterion (fasting glucose or A1C) is a diagnostic test, not a traditional screening test in that it is not compared with a true criterion standard.
First, we based our analyses on DXA as a clinical gold standard, whereas a true gold standard is the four-compartment model.
A new global comparison of standards of livingMANY people complain that conventional measures of GDP fail to capture a country's true standard of living.
Furthermore, the samples that were negative by conventional methods and positive by real-time PCR could not be confirmed using a true gold standard because such a standard for respiratory viruses does not exist.
