'institutional standard' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular set of rules, regulations, or guidelines that have been applied by an institution. For example, "The university has an institutional standard for student conduct and they take violations of it very seriously."
The child-to-caregiver ratio for the children in the program was four to one, compared with the institutional standard of twenty to one.
Estradiol and follicle-stimulating hormone were analyzed by institutional standard laboratory procedures.
Unlike the current institutional standard, the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was not done routinely in this period.
Protocols for treatment of sepsis were implemented in 70%% of all units, as well as "other guidelines" such as institutional standard operating procedures.
This study highlights the diagnostic utility of directed conjunctival biopsy and compares an institutional standard tissue sectioning method to a multi-plane sectioning technique.
This study reports the diagnostic yield of directed biopsy of conjunctival follicles in patients with uveitis suspected to be secondary to sarcoidosis, and compares an institutional standard tissue sectioning method to a multi-plane technique.
All the patients gave their informed consent to participate in the study which was approved by the Ethics committee of our Institution and conducted in accordance with institutional standards.
The research was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and institutional standards and was granted ethical approval by the institute review board from Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (No. 100-2658B).
Yet his Administration has been as insular and remote in its functioning as that of any institutional standard-bearer.
"You have to integrate the institutional standards into a residential model in an understated manner".
It isn't part of a growing pattern of collapsing institutional standards.
