The phrase "standard for use" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to established or accepted criteria for a particular purpose. For example, "The new software must meet the requirements of the industry's standard for use."
Even when such gold standards are possible to define, producing a gold standard for use in benchmarking studies is an extremely complicated and laborious process14,15,16.
There is a need for a universal NST "gold standard" for use in the elderly, and further research is indicated.
Mr. Meserve, the regulatory commission chairman, said his agency had repeatedly asked Congress over the years to set a national standard for use of deadly force by power plant guards, but to no avail.
Despite the existence of a family of 3 classical and one non-classical opioid receptor, morphine, acting at the MOP receptor remains the gold standard for use in cancer pain.
Textile wastewaters are thought to hinder plant growth (Parvin et al. 2015), as the water quality is worse compared to the standard for use for irrigation purpose.
His work has resulted in the development of practical simulation methodologies that have now become standard for use in groundwater resource assessment and for managing both the quantity and quality of water supplies.
In 1961 the standard for using touch-tones, also using audio instead of sequences of line interruptions (10/second) for dialing, was released.
Dorrinson acknowledged that the gold standard for using troops for no reason might have been set by Perry's predecessor in Texas, George W. Bush, but added, "If anyone can beat that record, it's Rick".
GPS is the world's standard for using navigational satellites.
Therefore, we developed a data importing standard for using V3DM+.
Pandora today launched a new browser-based interface for TVs that it hopes will help set the standard for using the service in the living room.
