"individual standards" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing personal or unique guidelines or benchmarks that someone follows or sets for themselves. Example: "As a perfectionist, Sarah holds herself to high individual standards in everything she does."
Lancaster wanted his players to "become champions before they became champions", the theory being that a baseline of high individual standards would eventually flow through to team performance.
In the absence of a society standard for a particular attraction, the big companies, such as Six Flags and Disney, develop their own individual standards.
Although the Europeans are committed to the IASB's rules by 2005, they reserve the right to endorse or reject individual standards.
Scalia's originalism the theory that judges should hold the Constitution to the "public meaning" it had when it was adopted was the most ambitious and influential judicial attempt to limit the impact of individual standards.
Accurate amounts of individual standards were added into a certain amount (0.1 g) of GL-1.
Moreover, working solutions of the individual standards were also prepared in methanol at various concentrations.
Three legal standards exist: the professional standard, the reasonable person standard, and the individual standard.
It combines both aspects and therefore allows comprehensive presentation of chronometric data with individual standard errors.
Individual standard errors for the average granule count ranged between ~6% and ~12%.
For the scope of an individual standard, only a subset of these definitional elements will be needed.
Then, the total standard deviation of a given property was calculated as a channel-number weighted average of the channels' individual standard deviations.
