'life standards' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the quality and quantity of the resources available to an individual or group in terms of wealth, comfort, health and happiness. For example, "The lower income bracket in this city has significantly lower life standards than those in the higher income bracket."
Geographically we are in the middle of Europe but we are very far away from Europe with our life standards.
"Willow Weep for Me" and "Lush Life," standards predisposed toward slushy pathos, unfolded here with a brittle stoicism.
Thus, the role of infrastructures should guarantee the support of urban life standards to guarantee public welfare.
These criteria should guarantee reliable fatigue life standards of the joints without impairing the feasibility of weld manufacture (high cost).
In the case of FSC certified forests in Russia, local communities and forest workers saw tangible improvement in life standards.
The Missouri ballot measure, known as Proposition B, would limit the size of dog breeding operations and establish minimum quality of life standards, including requiring additional space, access to the outdoors and periods of rest for females between litters.
However, regarding structure quality and life standard, all neighborhoods are not the same.
Ultimately, however, phosphate-based life ("standard" life, having a biochemical architecture requiring phosphorus) gained an evolutionary advantage over all non-phosphate-based life ("nonstandard" life) and thereby became the most widely distributed type of life on Earth.
The designed instrument offers a multidimensional assessment of self-efficacy in ten functional areas: intellectual, family, educational, professional, social, religious, erotic, moral, life standard and health.
Indeed the life standard in these regions is inadequate, hence many villages scattered across the Sahara are dependent on electricity supply from the north.
Despite being in recession for 18 months, NZ has a skills shortages and is consistently rated by UK expats as the best place in the world to live in terms of quality of life, standard of living and costs.
