"standard established" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a commonly accepted norm or level of quality that has been established. Example: The company has been known for its exceptional products, adhering to the standard established by industry leaders.
At arrival, two diagnosis approaches have been performed: Standard (established using standardized tests and not including ultrasound data), and Ultrasound (derived from the ultrasound decision tree).
Facilities like the one at Dilley, Gee wrote, violate the standard established by Flores v. Meese, in 1997.
Auriemma versus Calhoun has been among the rarest of intercollegiate role reversals, a men's program deservedly held to a standard established by women.
In later years, the "educational benefit" standard established in Rowley was variously interpreted by the federal courts.
Uefa Champions League 2004-2005 is based on the Fifa engine, so it features an immaculately assembled soundtrack, glossy graphics, impressive commentary - and gameplay well below the standard established by the best football game, Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer.
While Amnesty International has never favored military intervention, American-based Human Rights Watch will support it to stop a slaughter in progress -- a standard established amid great internal strife after Serbian massacres in Bosnia.
Shay Bilchik, president and chief executive of the Child Welfare League of America, said New Jersey was one of the first states to attempt to do better than the national caseload standard established by his organization.
And Mr. Jobs has skillfully driven a wedge into the dominant PC computing standard established by Microsoft's Windows software and Intel's hardware — the so-called Wintel alliance — by recently adopting Intel's processor for Apple's Macintosh computers.
It also instructed local officials to count ballots using the standard established by the Florida Legislature: "A vote shall be counted where there is a clear indication of the intent of the voter".
PAGE 29 Sports TWO POWERHOUSE RIVALS At the Same University Jim Calhoun, left, versus Geno Auriemma, right, has been among the rarest of intercollegiate role reversals: a men's college basketball program deservedly held to a standard established by women.
(Under the so-called Daubert standard, established by the Supreme Court, scientific evidence can only be admitted in the courtroom if it is based on methods generally accepted by the scientific community).
