The phrase "as a standard format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or established way of presenting information or data.
Example: "We will present the data as a standard format to ensure consistency across all reports."
Alternatives: "in a standard format" or "as a conventional format".
While HTML is mainly designed for the visual rendering of Web documents, XML is widely accepted as a standard format to process and manage information.
Clinical trial modeling in Unified Modeling Language (UML) [11] provides a potential solution to some of these problems and can serve as a standard format for workflow modeling.
Recently, TraML [81] has been developed as a standard format for encoding transition lists and associated metadata.
The most ubiquitous of these is the CEL file, which has been accepted as a standard format for publishing the raw data generated on the Affymetrix platform.
Data reporting in such a format that allows calculation of rate of events per person-time at risk should be encouraged as a standard format that allows comparisons across cohorts and pooling in meta-analyses.
Connect the script to the NCBI Nucleotide Database: query the database and retrieve the data as a standard format (GenBank format, so the real qualifier/country can be accessed), and this is mainly handled by Biopython package.
Thus, it is useful to make available a comprehensive version of BIND incorporating as much of the curated information as possible in a standard format.
*The government should develop a standard format as well as definitions and terminology for reporting medical errors.
Assuming you have Freeview HD-branded equipment, there's one thing you definitely won't be able to do: transfer a copy of a recorded HD programme from your PVR to a PC or Mac as a file in a standard format for viewing there or for conversion for onward transfer to a mobile device.
And while suggesting passwords randomised to a standard format, as Apple does (four hyphen-separated groups of three characters), is only a mild security risk, it's much more annoying if you're trying to log in to a site with a restrictive password policy banning hyphens.
Over the minimum 3-month window, each partner journal would request that authors supply RRIDs in a standard format as a citation to indicate the use of any of these three types of research resources.
