The phrase "explain the standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to explain a certain norm, rule, or procedure. For example, "Please explain the standard for grading this assignment."
She did not explain the standard she used to determine what constituted a vote, but it appeared that she had accepted any mark on the ballot.
As an example, we will explain the standard PCA and NMF, that is used in the interpretation of microscopy data.
For his part, however, Everett believed that all that was required to explain the standard quantum statistics was that one be able to find them somehow associated in a precise and unambiguous way with the relative records of an ideal modeled observer.
But in a concurrence, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote separately to explain the standard she and her colleagues were applying, and what it means for the sentencing judges who will now have to carry out the "meaningful task" of resentencing these defendants.
As Mr. Jacobs explained, the standard Baroque trio sonata was scored for two independent melodic instruments plus basso continuo.
"Trying for heaven," is the book's way of explaining the standard bored-in-the-Badlands journey on which Grace embarks with a hit man named Henry Dante.
This week's Free Exchange column looks at new evidence fromt the World Bank on the effect of these rulings.The column begins by explaining the standard view of court rulings on income distribution:Until now the balance of academic opinion has been that the courts do little to help the poor.
So far we have explained the standard procedure for Bayesian multiple target tracking.
And we can also explain how it can be possible for us to acquire some purely recognitional concepts of experience (thus explaining the standard philosophical thought-experiments concerning zombies and such-like).
The differences observed in the relative weighting of the properties of each of the burnout subtypes when it comes to explaining the standard dimensions suggest a pattern of contributions that may be of use for the development of new treatments when faced with the need for specific interventions.
The Justice Department has been sketchy in explaining the standards Mr. Ashcroft uses when he insists on a capital prosecution.
