"issue standard" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a guideline, rule, regulation, etc. that has been established or issued regarding a particular matter. For example, "The company issued a new safety standard for all employees to follow."
"We would issue standard notices to environmental groups, and they would never even come to a meeting," he said.
Affected countries could move these proposals forward by establishing a joint task force, also proposed in Bangkok a year ago, that can issue standard operating procedures for the rescue of refugees and migrants in distress at sea.
This is, of course, a class issue, standard English being the only dialect defined by socioeconomics rather than geography, and spoken by only 15% of the British population (the richest 15%).
Exacerbating the issue, standard materials characterization practices, such as calculating the band structure, can become expensive when considering finite-size scaling, charge corrections6, and going beyond standard density functional theory (DFT) with Green's function methods such as the fully self-consistent GW approximation7,8.
CHC's hurricane warning system has also been improved; traditionally, CHC did not issue standard hurricane or tropical storm watches or warnings, just high wind and heavy rainfall warnings, which were often not heeded by local residents.
The NIHR should issue standard operating procedures for local NHS R&D departments to ensure practises are standardised.
The question would not go away: what of that great, quiet swath of public opinion that is fearful of austerity, but will not respond to the unions' time-honoured practice of appointing angry men to issue standard-issue rhetoric?
International organizations such as the FATF issue standards rather than law.
Ms. Hope said the party would set up a commission to issue standards on appropriate campaign tactics and police against excesses.
The organization may be ready to issue standards in draft form, a NIST cryptographer at the workshop estimated, by 2022 or 2023.
In 2006, the agency issued standard procedures for all such deaths to be reported in detail to headquarters.
