The phrase "severe norm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase refers to a strict or rigid standard or rule that must be followed. Example: The company has a severe norm for punctuality, and any employee who arrives late more than twice in a month will face consequences.
These data are considered sensitive and are, therefore, protected by severe privacy norms.
The procedure to get access to these data is particularly long and complex because of the severe privacy norms protecting them.
Colored walls used to be common, but in the 1960's and 70's, the norm was severe, dead white walls, but color is important, especially for old art.
Lack of intellectual property enforcement in the digital environment, by contrast, threatens to destabilize rule-of-law norms, with severe effects on jobs and economic growth.
Fewer patients were discharged home after severe sepsis than national norms for all-cause hospitalizations (p = <0.001).
The same pattern of results was found for patients' scores on the GAD-7 when patients' initial scores were classed as mild, moderate or severe based on published norms (Spitzer et al., 2006).
For instance, the course of major depressive disorder in patients with diabetes tends to be more severe, with recurrences being the norm rather than the exception.
Patients were divided into three initial severity groupings (moderate, moderately severe or severe) on the basis of published norms (Kroenke et al., 2001).
Not only is it a moral imperative to preserve our environment, but a fiscal one, given that the economic consequences will grow increasingly severe as super-storms become the norm.
The data showed significant spikes in temperature and rainfall with severe flooding, heatwaves and droughts becoming the norm.
