The phrase "on certain standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being evaluated or judged according to a specific set of standards that have been established or agreed upon. For example, "Teachers will grade student essays on certain standards to ensure fairness and accuracy."
The "cultural integration" he proposes calls for relocating and dispersing the poor among middle-class people who will "insist on certain standards of behavior".
Two of the reactors at Hamaoka, commissioned in 1987 and 1993, are what is known as "generation II" designs, dating from the period after the industry settled on certain standards in the late 1960s but before Chernobyl.
"A firm like Khosla Ventures is used to making investments based on certain standards.
And while getting multiple nations to agree on certain standards isn't easy, we're already seeing some of the benefits.
The design of a prefabricated bridge substructure, like most any other civil engineering project, is dependent on certain standards and criteria.
Within this study, arrangements have been made depending on certain standards in order that permanent magnets and coils obtain direct alternating current.
What right do we have to hate them for wanting to hold on to certain standards, and to define those standards for themselves?
The statement of the gravitational principle can be amended to make it true, but that, according to Cartwright, at least on certain standard ways of doing so, would strip it of its explanatory power.
The Obama administration supports moving ahead with those agreements, provided they adhere to certain standards, particularly on labor and the environment.
Provider report cards compare providers within a specified geographic region on a routine basis according to certain standards of quality performance.
You have to live up to certain standards.
