The phrase "ad hoc standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to standards that are created for a specific purpose or situation, rather than being part of a general or established set of standards.
Example: "The team developed ad hoc standards to address the unique challenges presented by the project."
Alternatives: "temporary standards" or "specific standards".
Various ad hoc standard descriptions and formats of data representation sprang up as the field evolved.
National hubs are expected to implement this ad hoc standard in hopes of laying the initial foundations for a true European digital infrastructure for biomedical research.
By analysing the development of MIABIS, we can see how European research policy has become translated into four distinct areas of infrastructure growth, all governed predominantly by means of ad hoc technical standards.
The brainchild of David Recordon and emergent standards artists such as Chris Messina, the group seems to have a strategy of reusing lessons learned in the emergence of OpenID and OAuth as a series of best practices to inform a wider range of ad hoc open standards.
Finally, a gap analysis is carried out with respect to an ad hoc "reference standard" with 386 indicators.
Defacto, ad hoc, and mandated standards are created differently than consensus standards (which predominate in health care).
One could even make the case that alternative theories of gravitation aren't any more ad hoc than a standard model that includes both dark matter and dark energy that we're as yet unable to identify!
The use of multiple terminologies and ad hoc modifications to standard schemes prevent users from cross searching multiple repositories, cross-sectoral resources and interdisciplinary material.
Notice that slides 2-15 explain that there is lots of "ad hoc data" but no standard programming tools to manipulate it easily -- that is the problem the PADS technology will address.
The paper concludes the advantage and disadvantage when adopting ordinary methods of network and standard ad hoc networks.
