The phrase "standard education" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the basic or typical level of education that is commonly expected or provided in a particular country or region. Example: "In many developed countries, standard education is mandatory for children between the ages of 6 and 16."
Applying these educational strategies to transplant education for the first time, we describe the protocol of a randomized control trial (RCT) with low-SES, Black and White dialysis patients comparing the efficacy of two versions of the Explore Transplant at Home (ETH) educational program with standard education being provided within dialysis centers.
Standard education at all levels was also greatly expanded.
They have been hailed as a gold standard education pathway by David Cameron.
According to the college's Web site, "Oikos University was launched to provide highest standard education with Christian value and inspiration".
There he received the best standard education then available thorough but unimaginative and based on the Greek and Latin classics.
As a child in Umzumbe, a small town south of Durban, she lived within walking distance of pristine Indian Ocean beaches from which she was banned, and attended a missionary school because blacks were not allowed a standard education.
In 2012, our school children who did not get textbooks and who received a sub-standard education were failed.
He believes the OU's mission to deliver quality university-standard education to all will not be compromised, even after the 84% cut to aggregate teaching grants that he says forced the price hike.
About half of Roma children are segregated, and receive a sub-standard education, says Andras Ujlaky, of the Chance for Children Foundation, a campaigning group which has ongoing legal actions against several local authorities.
"Rapid increase in the number of such schools may contribute to sub-standard education, less investment in free and quality public schools, and deepened inequalities in the recipient countries, leaving behind children who cannot afford even low-fee schools," the committee statement said.
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