The phrase "create standards for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone sets criteria or expectations for something. For example: The engineers were tasked to create standards for the new operating system.
There are several standards-making bodies that create standards for industrial automation.
The second task is to create standards for each grade.
The legislation does not create standards for leak detection systems on pipelines to ensure that accidents are swiftly identified.
Like the National Association of Securities Dealers, the hedge fund industry should create standards for prospectuses, Mr. Weidner asserts.
"We want to create standards for the industry to follow," says Homraj Acharya, Nepal's country director for GFI.
Chinese bloggers derided him then as "a master of directing totalitarian group calisthenics," whose "blockbusters create standards for pompous state ceremonies," and similar criticisms are now surfacing.
He supported the U.S. Ski Team, and created standards for safer skiing.
We've created standards for each other and berate the other if he falls short.
"You're seeing a fundamental shift in the architecture of systems," says Mike Malloy, who chairs the Transaction Processing Council, which creates standards for testing the speed of computer servers and software.
And if funding reforms discourage small companies from engaging with apprenticeships, will their voice be heard when it comes to creating standards for job roles in the future?
He said the Legislature could consider creating standards for reporting or directing an agency to list best practices for first responders.
