The phrase "austrian standards" is correct but should be capitalized as "Austrian standards" in written English.
You can use it when referring to the quality or criteria set by Austria in various contexts, such as engineering, education, or food safety.
Example: "The product was designed to meet Austrian standards for safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "Austrian criteria" or "Austrian benchmarks".
In conclusion, both types of aortic bioprostheses offer excellent long-term results as documented by comparison with the Austrian standard population.
Cumulative survival of an age- and sex-matched Austrian standard population was computed by the life table method, based on age sex-specific mortage sex-specifice year 2005 published online by the Austrian Federal Statistical Agency [ 10].
This standard was created in 1994 by the members of the Austrian standardization organization.
This manually loaded stove is certified to fulfill the current Austrian emission standards defined in state laws, e.g. for Vienna in LGBl.
These tasks are derived from the competence model developed by the task force for Austrian vocational educational standards (http://www.bildungsstandards.berufsbildendeschulen.at).at
His proudest professional moment was serving as the chief lawyer in Austria's negotiations to join the European Union, and his 2005 book "Europarecht" ("European Law," now its in fifth edition) is the standard Austrian text on the subject.
Therefore, when, in his early work, Hayek wrote about methodology, he simply echoed some standard Austrian doctrines, doing so principally to make a case to a German audience for an Austrian approach to business cycle theory.
In the second part of the book, Caldwell follows the path by which Hayek, beginning from the standard Austrian assumptions, gradually developed his unique perspective on not only economics but a broad range of social phenomena.
These were 36 German-Italian bilingual children and 41 Italian monolingual children attending Italian preschools in Bolzano in the Trentino-Alto Adige region of Italy near the Austrian border where standard German is spoken, albeit with a distinctive regional accent.
