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The phrase "follow standard practice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to adhere to commonly accepted methods or procedures. You can use it whenever you want to suggest following established guidelines or norms. Example: In order to maintain high levels of safety, all employees must follow standard practice by wearing their protective gear at all times while on the job site.
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It is worth noting that on the basis of the regressions that follow standard practice (reported in the (b) columns) we would have rejected the hypothesis that blacks get more education that whites with similar levels of cognitive aptitude.
We follow standard practice in epidemiology and give the arrows causal meaning, thereby interpreting a DAG as a causal diagram.
The units were randomly assigned either to systematically offer the family member the opportunity to observe CPR (intervention group) or to follow standard practice regarding family presence (control group).
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Healthcare centres were randomly assigned either to recommend a systematic ICU admission (intervention group) or to follow standard practices regarding ICU admission (control group).
We followed standard practice in making our decision, and we stand by that procedure".
She said the inquiry into his newspaper article followed standard practice, and was not intended to suppress dissent.
And at least two of the Garsons, in this regard, again appear to have followed standard practice in the borough.
The Prison Service followed standard practice by erecting "Chinese walls" and ensuring that those putting together in-house bids played no role whatsoever in the decision-making process.
At first he followed standard practice, seeking out individual species the way birdwatchers tick off their lists, but grew bored with that pursuit.
Following standard practice, Reid used the back of the cardboard mount to advertise successes in photographic exhibitions - in his case, at Edinburgh in 1886 and 1890, and at Gloucester, Liverpool and Glasgow in 1891.
Editors of medical journals have belatedly learned that some authors have not followed standard practice in writing their papers, but instead signed off on papers written by public relations firms.
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