"standard ideology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beliefs or accepted practices that are accepted as normal or correct. For example: "The standard ideology proposed by the party was not widely accepted by its members."
The interpretation of institutional standards, ideologies and practices that evolved in Europe was never simple imitation nor was it always seen in a positive light.
Socialism is the standard leftist ideology in most countries of the world; communism is a more radical leftist ideology.
Some call it "standard language ideology" in reference to the presumptuous and familiar term, "standard English" (Lippi-Green, 1994).
On the right, there is precisely the perplexity that you would expect to be triggered by a measure so brazenly at odds with standard Conservative ideology.
We applied a machine-learning method to fMRI data to test the hypotheses that brain responses to emotionally evocative images predict individual scores on a standard political ideology assay.
The medical standards and ideology of the designated hospital are always affected.
And some of this stuff was fairly standard hard-right ideology, very fascist, very white nationalist.
The standard ideas of ideology critique exhibit the problems with a solely third-person model of criticism dependent on some idea of the theorists being able to discern the "real interests" of participants (Geuss 1981).
Koreans are still greatly influenced culturally by Confucian ideals, especially regarding sexuality, and these ideals have been embedded in Korean culture for a long time; they include the suppression of women's sexuality, and a double standard and chastity ideology of sexuality due to the more permissive attitude to men's sexuality that still exists in Korean society.
But they were constantly pressured to subordinate literary standards to Soviet ideology.
