"high standardization" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of setting and maintaining certain standard levels or criteria, such as in the following sentence: "The company has set a high standardization for quality assurance."
Another advantage of the model is that it allows a very high standardization, using standardized dosages and infusion pressures unlike other models that induce SAP by ischemia, hypotension or ingestion of alcohol [ 48, 49].
These "crescent artifacts" show a high standardization in form, size and knapping technique, which is described in this paper.
This paper considers the controversy of modern acoustic instruments, which may have come to an evolutionary impasse, due to its high standardization that makes it difficult to explore design modifications.
These instructions intended to provide a high standardization in terms of shape and localization of the applied VOIs.
The literature provides two possible explanations for this finding: (i) the high standardization of the notification procedure may lead to a low-quality match and (ii) the notification procedure is not compulsory, so that the positive "threat" effect of a sanction, present in case of non-compliance in a mandatory scheme, is lacking.
The tool measures the quality of all infrastructural components comprehensively and with high standardization.
HTA agencies in state-funded health care systems often have higher standardization, which is apparent in their more precise recommendations in the form of explicit guideline statements and stronger formulations.
In globalization, standardization — and higher standards.
In Table 2 we have classified the above high-level standardization frameworks according to criteria used in the SLE models.
In all the following stages of standardization, higher emission standards were granted to diesel fuel.
