The phrase "standard naming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or established way of naming things, particularly in technical or professional contexts.
Example: "In our documentation, we adhere to standard naming conventions to ensure consistency across all files."
Alternatives: "conventional naming" or "established naming".
A given chemical entity can appear in the literature as a trivial or trademark name of a drug, as a short form (abbreviation or acronym), or it can be referred to in text following standard naming nomenclature guidelines as provided by the IUPAC.
We follow the PAG ID standard naming convention as shown in Figure 1.
PAGs in the PAGER database are organized into P-type, A-type and G-type PAGs with a three-letter-code standard naming convention.
Whilst the use of such ad hoc naming conventions is in theory undesirable, they are still in common use and alternative ways to differentiate between protein forms is not supported under the HGNC and standard naming conventions for describing proteins in their various modified forms (truncated, cleaved, activated by cleavage etc) does not yet exist.
Will you follow standard naming conventions, or perhaps consider something fancier such as local attractions, or themes that match your other items being sold in the shop.
In other words, the comma is there to make a distinction that already exists under standard naming conventions.
Three years later, the Joint Photographic Experts Group JPEGG) was formed to create a new standard, named the JPEG standard, that used data compression to keep graphics files small.
This wireless-data standard, named after a tenth-century Danish king, was supposed to allow mobile phones, handheld computers and other devices to communicate over short distances by radio.
VTB complies with a simulation standard named VHDL-AMS to enforce natural (circuit), signal, and data coupling between entities from diverse disciplines.
According to the standard named GB/T18697, firstly, the interior noises under different working conditions of a sample vehicle are measured and saved in a noise database.
This paper presents an open-source WS-enabled implementation of the XKMS standard named Open XKMS, certain key scenarios where it can be used and the details of how it has been designed and implemented.
