Sentence examples for definitive standards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "definitive standards" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a set of established and unchanging criteria for judgment or evaluation. Example: Our company has strict, definitive standards for quality control, ensuring that all products meet the highest levels of excellence.
When the final statements are published later in the year this will form a trio of definitive standards for a practice-based career pathway in child and family social work, from practitioner to senior leader.
It evaluates environmental performance of a building holistically over its entire life cycle, thereby providing definitive standards for what constitute a 'green building'.
There are no definitive standards that are set and there are no clear guidelines laid out that enable buyers to ensure they comply with Amazon's policies.
The law of 7 April 1795 defined the terms gramme and kilogramme, which replaced the former terms gravet (correctly milligrave) and grave, and on 22 June 1799, after Pierre Méchain and Jean-Baptiste Delambre completed the meridian survey, the definitive standards, the mètre des Archives and the kilogramme des Archives were deposited in the Archives nationales.
The lack of national reference data and definitive standards for action necessitated a simplified risk message.
There are currently no definitive standards for fcDNA collection, processing and whole-genome sequencing.
Olympic competitions insist on a definitive standard that everyone must aspire to.
In his fusion of Platonic and Aristotelian philosophy, used as a vehicle to express his own spiritual experience, Palamas set a definitive standard for Orthodox theological acumen.
"While there is no definitive standard as to what constitutes a 'reasonable' amount of time for a landlord to process the return of a security deposit," Mr. Newman said, "a court would likely find three months to be excessive".
The more professionally oriented information met more definitive standard criteria; on the contrary, the information designed for the general public met fewer standards.
As antimicrobial therapy for pneumonia has not been well established in Japan, this study was designed to obtain a more definitive standard for antimicrobial treatment of this condition.
