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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and on standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria, benchmarks, or guidelines in various contexts, such as business, education, or quality assurance.
Example: "The committee will focus on best practices and on standards that ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "and regarding standards" or "and concerning standards".
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All this is having a negative impact on the capabilities of the government and on standards of living for the majority of citizens.
Labour shadow housing minister Jack Dromey said "many of the measures recommended in this report are sensible, for instance on the use of public land, on attracting investment and on standards in the private rented sector".
Q-PCR was then done on the hypothalamic samples and on standards.
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The study is based on information about political party affiliations collected from more than 500 former clerks, and on standard measures of judicial ideology.
It is also offering GB Energy's customers the same price as they were paying before, both for customers on fixed deals and on standard variable tariffs, Ofgem said.
The model equations, which are based on conservation of solutes and water and on standard expressions for transmural transport, were solved to steady state.
Of all the couples he treated, none of those living with HIV and on standard ART treatment had a discernible viral load in their semen.
Workouts are short — many are three to five minutes — and heavy on standards like push-ups and crunches.
There is no "give and take" on standards in TTIP".
Now, though, new engineering, faster connections and agreements on standards have solved many of those problems.
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