The phrase "a unified procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standardized method or process that is consistent across different contexts or applications.
Example: "To ensure efficiency and clarity, we have implemented a unified procedure for all project submissions."
Alternatives: "a standardized process" or "a cohesive method".
Recent insolvency laws, such as those enacted in Argentina and France, provide for a unified procedure in which liquidation is decreed only after the possibility of reorganization has been found not to exist or an attempted reorganization has failed.
This law provides a unified procedure establishing a mandatory period of observation to determine whether the insolvent enterprise can be rescued, if necessary at the expense of the owners and existing creditors, or whether liquidation is unavoidable.
Second-order ordinary differential equations can be integrated by a unified procedure based on λ-symmetries.
This paper presents a unified procedure that can rapidly determine the discrete relaxation and retardation spectra of asphalt concrete.
The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) offers a unified procedure for filing patent applications with the objective of protecting the intellectual property in each of its contracting members.
The damage model formulation is based on a methodology that combines stress based, continuum damage mechanics (CDM) and fracture mechanics approaches within a unified procedure by using a smeared cracking formulation.
The recently completed European fitness for service network has developed a unified European procedure for the structural integrity assessment called FITNET fitness for service procedure, which covers the analysis of components and structures under the four main failure mechanisms: fracture-plastic collapse, fatigue, creep and corrosion.
For both discrete and rhythmic movement skills, we present a unified learning procedure for learning a parametric-attractor landscape from multiple demonstrations.
The dynamic response and the buckling of these tanks have been studied by many authors both experimentally and theoretically, but a unified design procedure is still lacking.
A unified analytical procedure for stresses is developed based on the Huber Mises–Hencky yield criterion, elastic perfectly plastic material behavior and plane stress assumption.
This paper aims to hand practitioners a unified dimensioning procedure for the two most frequent fastening methods in FRP structures, i.e. bolted and adhesively bonded joints.
