The phrase "a unified code of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of principles, rules, or standards that are consistent and cohesive across a particular domain or context.
Example: "The organization has established a unified code of ethics to guide all employees in their decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a cohesive set of" or "a standardized framework of".
The rules, called the Watershed Rules and Regulations, established a unified code mandating the same standards for zoning, permitting and wastewater treatment across the entire watershed.
They then met, combined their descriptive codes and discussed them to come up with a unified code book.
A new designing method and homemade unified code of the Monte Carlo Ray-Trace (MCRT) Method for numerical investigations on solar concentrating and collecting characteristics of the PVR is proposed.
"There exists no unified code of punishments in the country, thus similar crimes often result in very different punishments, as long as the judge can find some sort of justification for his decision in Islamic texts," she said.
All this, Justice Stevens said, violated both America's Unified Code of Military Justice and the Geneva Conventions.In its 2004 ruling, the Supreme Court rejected Mr Bush's claim to be able to hold suspected terrorists indefinitely without allowing them access to the courts.
The fact that there is no unified code of ethics for the tourism industry in Mauritius could explain the significant variations that exist between the different group's practices.
This involved familiarization with the data, coding of data guided by a unified coding tree, indexing, charting, mapping and interpretation of data.
Recently, MPEG has initiated a new standard to provide a unified coding tool for speech and audio signals.
To improve inter-rater reliability, all three researchers cross-referenced their coding and from this a unified coding scheme was created.
CEO Carol Bartz noted that as of yesterday Yahoo News switched over to a new unified code base, replacing 9 previous systems worldwide.
