The phrase "standard user" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is not an administrator or expert user of a system, but instead is a regular user who has access to normal privileges. For example: "The standard user of this system can only access limited features."
It permits the privileges of a standard user account in Vista and other versions of Windows to be increased, permitting control of all of the operations of the computer.
Another approach is to set up a standard user account (which can help thwart viruses, unintentional deletions and settings changes) on a standard Mac or PC, and configure the desktop with easy-to-see icons for the mail and browser programs.
Nokia, for instance, has developed a user interface called Series 60, and has licensed it to other phone makers, including Samsung, Siemens and Panasonic.Series 60 could end up as the standard user interface for smartphones much as Windows has for PCs.
Standard user interfaces can help ensure the best possible outcome for communication.
In the IEEE 802.15.6 standard, user priorities (UPs) are divided into eight levers for different applications.
Embedded systems designers have adapted the web browser as a standard user interface technology for network-attached devices.
Surprisingly, there's no standard, user-friendly turntable marketed to the wide chunk of consumers in the middle.
It's just 9.5mm thick, curved to the wrist, and uses a standard, user-replaceable 22mm-wide watch strap.
Not only does Vista let users do more without being an administrator, it adds the option to type in a password to use features that don't work for standard users.
With the new modem standard, users can pause during an Internet session to take a voice call, then go back to the Internet without ever breaking the online connection.
Facebook could do the same, and it's doubtful if anyone would even notice – a 1% increase in favourable articles to one party might have strong national effects, but be indistinguishable from normality on a standard users' account.
