The phrase "implement a standard" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to put a standard or rule into practice or action. Example: The company's IT team was tasked with implementing a new security standard to protect against cyber attacks.
To understand this relationship better, we implement a standard econometric technique called an instrumental variable analysis.
We implement a standard method for TCP communication between host machines accordingly.
The proposed Equity in IDEA rule would, for the first time, require states to implement a standard approach to compare racial and ethnic groups, with reasonable thresholds for determining when disparities have become significant.
As a result, New Line, the recently slimmed-down branch of Time Warner that released the $54 million picture, had to scramble to tweak the marketing for the film — going so far as to drop "3D" from the title — and implement a standard two-dimensional release in tandem.
Researchers have played down claims by Samsung to have developed "5G" mobile systems able to transmit data hundreds of times faster than 4G networks, pointing out that its tests only apply to one element of the system needed to implement a standard.
Advertisers implement a standard tag into their location-aware mobile ad campaign.
Wertham's withering indictment prompted industry publishers to implement a standard-setting Comics Code.
According to this architecture, the card does not implement a standard-specific predefined protocol, but it acts as a generic executor of state machines reacting to internal events of the system (e.g., the arrival of a new packet from the host) or external events of the channel (e.g., the reception of a new packet from the air interface).
Since the previous set, dating to 2008, had never been implemented, a standard first adopted in 1997 still applies.
