The phrase "a uniform top" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of clothing that is consistent in style or design, often referring to a shirt or blouse that is part of a uniform.
Example: "The students were required to wear a uniform top as part of their school dress code."
Alternatives: "a standard shirt" or "a matching blouse".
Left, Mercedes Bass in the signature of all these women, a fine-gauged knit sweater as a luncheon uniform, top, and an Oscar de la Renta ensemble, bottom; right, Mica Ertegun, left, in Saint Laurent pinstripe coat and matching skirt with sweater, and Casey Ribicoff in Michael Kors; next, Ms. Bass in a Chanel ensemble; and far right, Carine Roitfeld, also in Chanel.
The top height of ICAS varies from 5 to 17 km, whereas the radar lidar product has a more uniform top height with an altitude of around 15 km.
He was fidgety in his first start in 11 days, tugging on the sleeve and neck of his jersey so often that the Yankees might want to hire a tailor to fit him for a new uniform top.
J. Burnett used to have only one souvenir from Felix Hernandez, the Mariners' superlative right-hander: an autographed uniform top, which he added to his collection of No. 34 jerseys.
It doesn't have to be perfect -- you can always place it seam-side down for a smooth and uniform top.
It is also quite tough for atomic layer deposition (ALD) to form a high-quality and uniform top dielectric film on BP because of no dangling bonds.
The 12 mm-diameter laser beam was passed through a 9 mm-diameter aperture to block the edges of the beam and thereby obtain a more uniform top-hat profile.
Once in a while, a player from their storied past returns to haunt them, paying tribute to the city with an NYPD T-shirt under his uniform top.
Baseball's famously nitpicky attention to dress was exposed last year when it briefly barred Joe Maddon, the manager of the Tampa Bay Rays, from wearing a team-branded hooded sweatshirt over his uniform top in the dugout.
