The phrase "a widely recognized standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a benchmark or criterion that is accepted and acknowledged by a large number of people or organizations.
Example: "The ISO 9001 certification is considered a widely recognized standard in quality management systems."
Alternatives: "a commonly accepted standard" or "a generally acknowledged standard."
Fifth, we did not use a structured psychiatric interview in this study (such as the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV, a widely recognized standard).
Given the lack of a widely recognized, standard test for English vocabulary knowledge that we could use as an external criterion to validate LexTALE and self-ratings, we will assess word translation performance, both from L1 to L2 (English) and vice versa, as an external, highly face-valid (i.e., valid by common sense) criterion against which LexTALE and self-ratings will be validated.
Among them we selected basic regulators that control glucose and glycogen utilization, which is illustrated in Figure 1A using the molecular interaction map notation [ 21], a widely recognized standard notation capable of describing biological regulatory networks in a way of electronic circuit.
Brav, his company Greenline Legal, and Joe Wallin, an IP and startup attorney at the law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine and host of StartupLawBlog (who is also the founder of the Startup Trivia iPhone and Android app Erick wrote about), have teamed up to create a tool that allows founders to compare the provisions of term sheets side-by-side with a number of widely recognized standards.
You can also practice herbalism as a naturopathic physician by passing a series of rigorous exams and fulfilling academic and clinical requirements similar to those of a medical doctor (versus a traditional naturopath, who has no widely recognized standards to meet).
The Swiss report noted that the Shang team did not even adhere to the QUORUM guidelines which are widely recognized standards for scientific reporting (Linde, Jonas, 2005).
First, reporting of design elements and data was poor and inconsistent with widely recognized standards for animal studies (Kilkenny et al., 2010).
Actually, it is a widely recognized gold standard for benchmark comparison in the field.
We have presented our concerns to Congress about the need to increase the interoperability of E.H.R. systems, develop a widely recognized set of technical standards, and ensure that adequate privacy and security standards are in place.
This is analogous to the gust loading factor, a widely recognized format used world-wide in codes and standards, for the treatment of gusts in conventional boundary layer winds.
