The phrase "area standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a standard or norm that applies to a specific area or region, such as in business, education, or technical fields.
Example: "The area standard for construction materials ensures that all buildings meet safety regulations specific to this region."
Alternatives: "regional standard" or "local standard".
Kelis has been given her own roped-off area, standard issue for pop stars, but she's ignoring it, mingling instead with the asymmetrical haircuts weaving to house music.
Eileen Swan, executive director of the Highlands Council, said that many municipalities have land in both areas and that the council plans to use consultation and financial incentives to see that local zoning plans adhere to the preservation area standard.
In this area, standard Shewhart control charts are no longer useful.
This estimate is based on repeated analyses of a TiO2 surface area standard provided by Quantachrome.
In May, Zell broke ground on a 450-unit luxury apartment tower in southwest Los Angeles that will have to charge rents double the area standard to cover costs.
The selected metrics from FRAGSTATS (Tables 3) mapped out underlying characteristics and implications of the fragmentation through Class Area (CA), Percentage of Landscape (PLAND), Largest Patch Index (LPI), Total Edge (TE), and distribution statistics - Mean Area (AREA_MN) and Area Standard Deviation (AREA_SD).
The opening party over the Fourth of July weekend was low-key by area standards, with few boldface names.
2. Honor the tech standards like they are your own content area standards.
As of October 2010, all of the rest areas found along the A6 motorway comply with C-type rest area standards or above.
The spatial sizes can be scaled up for larger area standards once the desired composition is determined from the microarray analysis.
It has outrun the OECD average in nine of the past ten years and the euro-area standard for all of the past dozen.
