The phrase "converted to standard" is technically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "After the data was converted to standard, it was ready for analysis."
Standard errors and other dispersion measures were converted to standard deviations where possible (Higgins 2008).
In other words, your hi-def video is converted to standard definition.
Selection of timber, already passed through the seasoning kiln and converted to standard thicknesses, follows.
On 57th Street, the double-height studios, originally five across, were converted to standard, single-floor offices.
Experimental data from a large number of chorioamnion mechanical studies were collated, and data were converted to standard engineering quantities.
The SMILES from the MetFrag output were converted to standard InChIs and InChIKeys with OpenBabel (version 2.3.2) [13].
Often the system descriptions are sparse when in generalized state-space form but not when converted to standard first-order form.
Before conducting the simulation, the data are converted to standard distribution (normal score) for each type of HU in each reservoir.
Using Fourier transform technique the boundary value problem has been converted to standard Wiener Hopf equation which has been solved to get the analytical expressions for the stress intensity factor and crack opening displacements.
The excel file also contained the average hybridization intensity between the PM and MM probe pairs (average scaled PM MM) as well as their variance values that were converted to standard deviations.
In 1879, the Clevedon branch was converted to standard gauge.
