The phrase "made to standard" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been produced or manufactured according to a set standard or criteria. Example: The table was made to standard, ensuring its stability and durability.
We find that many of these improvements can be made to standard passenger vehicles with little additional design effort, and that the adaptations should also increase overall vehicle marketability.
It is almost entirely avoided by making drawers an easy rather than snug fit and by sanding the edges of doors to templet size so that they automatically fit the carcasses, which in their turn are made to standard size.
Importantly, due to the unique hardware configuration of the InSPira HD system, several adjustments had to be made to standard testing.
However, since major adjustments had to be made to standard NEMA testing setup, direct comparison to other SPECT systems is not desirable.
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In contrast, many of the other open-wheel single-seater series insist that certain parts of the car, such as wings and engines, must be made to standard specifications.
The investigation will look at whether "Motorola has failed to honor its irrevocable commitments made to standard-setting organizations" to license its technologies to other companies on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms, the commission said.
Serial dilutions of standards were made to create standard curves for real-time PCR quantification.
In this paper we discuss the modifications made to a standard automobile in order to enable autonomous maneuvering.
Two adjustments were then made to the standard IPv6 router configuration.
Minor modifications were made to the standard wash steps (see Methods) to keep the silica free-flowing.
