The phrase "assembly standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the guidelines or criteria that govern the assembly process of products or components.
Example: "The company adheres to strict assembly standards to ensure the quality and safety of its products."
Alternatives: "assembly guidelines" or "assembly specifications".
This meant that workers did not follow the assembly standards strictly and had substantial degrees of freedom.
Still, officials said, the incidents of the last week involving electric components were forcing the review of the certification process as well as Boeing assembly standards.
Taking a historian's approach to certifying Corvettes' authenticity, the group has set guidelines with a realistic view of the assembly standards and finish quality at the time the cars were new.
"This follows careful consideration of all issues surrounding this incident and takes full account of the comprehensive report undertaken by the assembly standards of conduct committee and the decision taken by assembly members today," it said.
Permanent assembly standards commissioner Douglas Bain has decided he cannot intervene because his membership of the Parades Commission, which adjudicates on contentious marches like the one in Castlederg, would lead to concerns about his impartiality.
Ideally, we would like to extend Eugene to contain Systems and the ability to operate on such a level by providing built-in functions, which will depend on new assembly standards.
In support of this goal, we developed BioBrick assembly standard 10 to enable the construction of systems from standardized genetic parts.
Parts that conform to the BioBrick assembly standard are BioBrick standard biological parts.
Here, the optimization of the tolerances allocated is based on achieving the lowest assembly standard deviation for the largest possible component tolerances.
We assembled Gemini by fusing two BioBrick parts, the β-gal α-fragment (BBa_E0038) and GFP (BBa_E0043), resulting in a standardized bifunctional reporter that can be connected to other BioBrick parts via BioBrick assembly standard #10 [10].
This assembly means that any newly composed part will adhere to its assembly standard and can be used in future assemblies [ http://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/45139].edu/handle/1721.1/45139]
