The phrase "all relevant standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the applicable guidelines, rules, or criteria that are pertinent to a specific context or situation.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we must ensure compliance with all relevant standards to avoid any legal issues."
Alternatives: "all applicable standards" or "all pertinent standards".
This architecture consists of a reference model, a functional architecture specification, and a set of technologies that can be used for implementing the functional units, along with all relevant standards.
High-sulphate fly ash (HSFA) is a typical example of reject material, since all relevant standards (both European and ASTM) clearly define that sulphur trioxide should be kept under a certain low limit (approximately 3 5% depending on the standard) or else concrete's durability may be threatened.
In the end, it is the FAA that will decide whether a plane has complied with all relevant standards and therefore is deserving of certification.
This project did not have any relevant standards, as communication only occurred via a signal in the auditory range.
Gmelina based biodiesel has been developed keeping two criteria in mind; the biodiesel met all the technical and industrial standards and, met all the ecologically relevant standards [6, 12].
The acoustic environment is found to comply with relevant standards for all the rooms.
It is important when issuing a wheelchair that all relevant Health and Safety standards and legislation are met.
A spokesman for Toyota told the BBC: "Customer safety is always our priority and Toyota's Smart Key System has and continues to meet or exceed all relevant safety standards". In 2015 a group lawsuit was filed in the US against 10 of the world's biggest carmakers on the issue, which described the technology as "deadly".
The press release stated that SCI Fayette's water supply had been tested in August and that it had met all relevant drinking standards.
The study, which received ethical approval from the Human Subjects Committee at Loyola University Maryland, complies with the recommendations of the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki and all relevant ethical standards.
Notable Project Successes Although the project did not accomplish its most visible objective of a new juvenile justice law, it has achieved a model democratic drafting process, a draft law that should conform to all relevant international standards, and the strong probability of the law's passage in the coming months.
