The phrase "ethics standards" is correct and used often in written English.
For example, "The company had to review and update its ethics standards after a public scandal."
According to local ethics standards no formal ethical approval was requested.
A1 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 EthicStandardsds for Analysts Securities firms announced guidelines to buttress ethical and professional standards for their securities analysts and other employees.
Ethics experts said the arrangement might violate federal ethics standards.
L. 111 203, § 982(d)(1), substituted "such ethics standards, and such independence standards" for "and such ethics standards".
Nature journals formalize ethics standards for human-embryo and stem-cell papers.
Since then, Mr. McCain vowed to embrace ethics standards that set him apart from many colleagues.
In his new role at Reuters, he will be in charge of ethics, standards and innovation.
Ethics standards are strict: No criminal record or previous political affiliations are permitted.
"It's not that Lee risks violating ethics standards," Mr. Cook said.
Captions proclaim his accomplishments ("Balanced Budget," "Reformed Welfare," "Reduced Debt") and plans ("Franks Reforms" -- "Initiative and Referendum," "Tough Ethics Standards").
Lord Justice Leveson is charged with looking at the ethics, standards and practices of the British media.
