"environmental norm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an accepted or expected standard for behavior that is deemed environmentally sound or responsible. For example, "The company established a strict environmental norm for its employees to follow."
We focus on defining the temporal dynamics of infection at two infection time-points, days 7 and 42, and at two temperatures; these temperatures were chosen to reflect the 'tropical' environmental norm for S. tropicalis, 26°C, and a lower, non-optimal 'temperate' temperature, 18°C.
Understanding the mechanistic basis for this synergy will aid in a more accurate assessment of toxicity that can then be applied to other toxicants with similar mechanisms of action, and will contribute to predictive models for PAH mixtures, the environmental norm.
"We are going to continue working the way we were, complying with environmental norms".
Critics of the Tata car have asked how a car that prunes thousands of dollars off regular prices can possibly comply with safety and environmental norms.
"It's an activity that requires meeting strict environmental norms, dealing with very diverse clients and securing the necessary concessions with the port authorities".
The company has sought a €150m ($165m) loan via the International Finance Corporation (IFC), an entity of the World Bank, to finance certification under environmental norms upheld by the IFC.
And drug prevention has moved from a didactic classroom exercise to a science of teaching life skills and changing environmental norms based on local data and community capacity.
The Clinton administration is also hailing it as a new model for trade agreements -- one with the potential to attract union support, because it mandates compliance with international labor and environmental norms.
Although our global models demonstrate that long-term environmental norms are very successful at capturing chronic fire probability patterns, future work is necessary to assess how much more explanatory power would be added through interannual variation in climate variables.
According to Mr. Geoghegan of D.R.T., the sooner companies join, the easier it will be for them to adapt to environmental norms that are getting stricter all the time.
The government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi relied on the Riva Group as one of the largest investors in a deal to buy Italy's ailing flagship airline, Alitalia, and passed a law that gave the plant more time to meet environmental norms.
