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Discover LudwigThe phrase "standard of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express a general measure or standard of a person's life, or the average quality of life of a population. For example: "The current average standard of life in the United States is among the highest in the world."
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Hi to all - obviously the material standard of life is better than in the 1970s/80s.
We are as capable as before of affording for everyone a high standard of life...
'I want a better standard of life for the people who work here,' said chef James Close.
"It speaks of the high standard of life in Russia, of the improvement in life in Russia".
Thanks to my benefits and a family that supports me, I have a good standard of life.
When every Briton lives a suitable standard of life, then my tax money can be spent elsewhere.
Until there is a similar standard of life for GPs in the UK, those who have left will not return.
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A great concept, and one that comports with international community standards, ethical standards, quality of life standards.
"Usually anything that crawls is not meeting the standards of life," he says.
Parents of the informants generally lived longer by the standards of life expectancy of their cohorts as well as of current life expectancy.
The methodology is based on the application of the existing international standards of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
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