"defining standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of guidelines or criteria for judging or evaluating something. For example, "The international organization established a defining standard for all participating countries."
Since 2009, EPRI and others have been defining standard functions for inverters operating in grid-connected mode.
In recent years, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has been working toward defining standard architectures and programming methods for PLCs.
Defining standard test-phantoms for particular performance studies ensure accuracy of the tests and reproducibility of the data for implantable devices, regardless of who performs the tests.
This paper focuses on identifying and defining standard data model for conducting configuration management (CM) of Personal Computer (PC) design and redesign.
Each year, the Graduate School, with the Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment, prepares a student expense budget defining standard allowances for education costs for graduate and professional students.
The standardization of feeds around data types has almost reached a point of becoming an urgent priority, as the mechanisms that previously worked well in defining standard formats broke down with the new types of shared media.
The Real-Time CORBA and minimumCORBA specifications are important steps towards defining standard-based middleware which can satisfy real-time requirements in an embedded system.
Daley, G. Q. et al. Broader implications of defining standards for the pluripotency of iPSCs.
What are the key questions artists should ask themselves in defining standards for valuing their labor?
Reducing false alarms may be a worthy purpose, but pushing through this legislation without clearly defining standards and policies doesn't make sense.
Defining standards is not an end in itself.
