"standard metrics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a range of measurements which are commonly used in a specific field. For example: "The team used standard metrics to gauge the success of the project."
Both the mean squared error and the mutual information are standard metrics, and we hope the referees will permit us to emphasize the metric that we strongly prefer.
The point being that the standard metrics for success (eg, efficiency) are not socially best".
In most industries, according to the CEA, standard metrics show large – and in some cases, dramatic – increases in market concentration.
Typically, Twitter adverts are billed based on standard metrics for online display advertising.
But, I admit, standard metrics are difficult to apply to Murakami.
Redemptions are limited to monthly, quarterly or annual intervals; there are no standard metrics for measuring performance, and there are few requirements to report performance or holdings.
By the standard metrics used by antitrust regulators to assess market concentration, the deal was bound to be rejected.
A lot of the standard metrics that Wall Street uses to analyze financial markets were applicable, and I thought, hmm... there's something there.
The book is loosely inspired by the idea, popularized by Aaron Copland's classic "What to Listen for in Music," that music can be appreciated according to standard metrics of rhythm and tone structure.
Stratton Sclavos, VeriSign's president and chief executive, called Network Solutions "one of the most undervalued assets on the Internet by any of the standard metrics -- number of customers, type of business model, revenue growth, profitability, cash flow".
The classification was evaluated using standard metrics.
