The phrase "adopt a standardized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of a uniform approach, method, or set of criteria in a particular context or field.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to adopt a standardized procedure for processing customer orders."
Alternatives: "implement a uniform" or "establish a consistent".
This stresses the importance of developing time preference elicitation methods that are more feasible [ 81] and to adopt a standardized time preference elicitation protocol alongside a standardized TTO protocol, at least for TTO studies that lie at the heart of HTA submissions.
Most new models adopt a standardized plug that delivers stronger 240-volt current, filling the batteries in three to eight hours.
Most new models adopt a standardized plug that delivers stronger 240-volt current, filling the batteries in three to eight hours — though models can also charge on a standard household outlet, which can take up to 24 hours.
In addition, further studies should also adopt a standardized and reliable methodology to address endothelial function.
Even then, unless states adopt a standardized set of regulations as Sood hopes there will be myriads of rules that companies like Unikrn will have to wade through and consider.
Earlier this year, Sen. Al Franken sponsored legislation that would make it mandatory for all institutions of higher education to adopt a standardized financial aid award form.
Adopting a standardized benchmarking practice could help researchers who use omics data to better leverage recent technological innovations.
The federal government tracks domestic violence killings, referred to as intimate partner homicides, but doesn't specifically compile data on femicide, Roure said, in part because the US hasn't adopted a standardized definition for the term as in some Latin American countries.
Adopting a standardized peer-to-peer communication model to process the hundreds of billions of transactions between devices will significantly reduce the costs associated with installing and maintaining large centralized data centers and will distribute computation and storage needs across the billions of devices that form IoT networks.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations recently adopted a standardized form of the Penman Monteith equation (FAO56 PM) in an effort to provide a common, globally valid standard for estimating ET0, developing crop coefficients, and evaluation/calibration of other ET0 methods when Lysimeter measurements are unavailable (Allen et al. 1998).
Adopting a standardized strategy may help in improving resource utilization.
