Sentence The term "action standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a level of performance or behavior required by a particular institution, or any other body. For example, "The company's action standard for customer service is to ensure that all customers are satisfied with their experience."
I didn't need Adam to provide an action standard for sobriety, health and sanity but rather his role had been broadly to look bad enough for me to always look good and therefore feel good.
Gates was being briefed as he was moving into action — standard operating procedure for a senior White House aide — and not until he actually began the mission, he said, "did I have a full sense of the danger".
Guidance on defining an action standard is given along with the thought process required to ensure it is actionable regardless of the test outcome.
An introduction to the use of action standards is included.
That is not inordinately high by class-action standards, but the sum still works out to a whopping $144.5m.That is more than Citigroup earned from underwriting securities for WorldCom.
Mr. Obama and law enforcement officials described the action as standard procedure.
Jeff Rubin, research director at Birinyi Associates, agreed, calling the recent action "your standard, run-of-the-mill Nasdaq correction, which we have every year".
Under deformation by a torus action, a standard formula relates Dixmier traces of measurable operators to integrals of functions on the manifold.
This call to action is standard operating procedure for thousands of conservation workers and millions, if not billions, of conservation dollars.
This action is standard across NHS Trusts in Wales.
In addition, next-gen TM-derived chemical response-specific signatures would not be specific to a certain biological system or compound concentration, and might therefore provide a less biased view on compound action than standard connectivity maps.
