The phrase "as a standardised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is done or measured according to a set standard or norm.
Example: "The tests were conducted as a standardised procedure to ensure consistency across all results."
Alternatives: "as a uniform" or "as a regulated".
The incidence of gastric cancer on Matsu Island was standardised to that in Taiwan, and is presented as a standardised incidence ratio.
The pooled effect size was calculated as a standardised mean difference (SMD) because different outcome measures were used.
The pooled effect on fatigue, calculated as a standardised mean difference (SMD) using a random-effects model, was –1.69 (95% CI –2.99 to –0.39).
In addition, driving cycles serve as a standardised measurement procedure for the certification of a vehicle's fuel economy and driving range.
Hence, processing intact cassava root as a standardised integrated methodology could be used to produce sustainable low cost BPD for a broad range of applications.
For the sake of simplicity the slightly restricted sound SFC is treated as a standardised version of control interpreted Petri Net.
Dr Endy thinks BioBricks can put biologists in the same position.The DNA of a BioBrick contains a combination of genes that acts as a standardised component.
They already form an integral or supplementary part of up to two billion people's diets, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).But there is little comprehensive research into how best to farm the creatures commercially as a standardised food source, or how that may aid future food security.
Uptake is shown as a standardised uptake value (SUV).
Regions of interest (ROIs) for different organs (thyroid, salivary glands, stomach and bladder) were manually defined around each organ (vide infra) in order to express 18F uptake in each organ as a standardised uptake value (SUV).
A minimum of one intralesional microbiological sample was taken during surgery as a standardised procedure.
