The phrase "match standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that meets a certain level of performance or quality. For example, "This new product matches the industry standard for quality."
Irrigation rates were reduced for the final 12 months of the study to more closely match standard landscape practices.
Cornell's upgraded eduroam configuration will match standard eduroam requirements for all institutions, better allowing travelling Cornell users to connect to eduroam networks at more than 450 colleges and universities in the United States and thousands more around the world.
In July 2009, a controversial EU ban on fresh produce (26 types of fruit and vegetables) that failed to match standard shapes and sizes – such as bent carrots, curled cucumbers and knobbly potatoes – was lifted.
Again in the words of Wisden, "his admirable batting did much toward raising cricket in West Indies to Test match standard". Challenor returned to England again in 1928 for the West Indies' first Test tour.
In particular, I will discuss how it yields a simple, intuitive analysis of accelerated algorithms and how it allows us to port such algorithms to contexts that do not squarely match standard smoothness assumptions.
Cropping systems that include legume crops in farm rotations must be supported by best crop-management practices (e.g. N fertilization rates and timing, soil management, weeding, irrigation), which often do not match standard techniques normally applied by farmers.
Digital cameras with around 3m pixels (3 megapixels) produce pictures that can match standard-sized prints from a film camera.
This should be for the long term and aspire to match standards of leading competitors, such as Germany".
But from the fulfillment perspective, Zafu is just matching standard inventory with individual needs.
One prototype already matches standard dimensions of shock absorbers, and the second will do so, too, he said.
During testing, the UVE system performed well, with mean UVE-measured strain matching standard mechanical testing with maximum absolute errors ≤4%.
