The phrase "standardize rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to rules that have been made uniform or consistent. For example: "We need to standardize the rules for this game so that everyone knows how it works."
National organizations developed to standardize rules and regulations, to transform sporadic challenge matches into systematic league competition, to certify eligibility, and to register results.
The commission's proposed law is part of an effort to integrate the union's market for financial services by 2005, but Mr. Bolkestein said it is not an attempt to standardize rules across the 15-member union.
But before those issues can be adequately addressed, the industry must appoint a single leadership figure to standardize rules and regulations covering every facet of the industry — including the horses on which it is built.
But as baseball tries to standardize rule-book devotion to the strike zone, it is worth noting that from Monday to Wednesday during each week of the National Football League season, seven former on-field officials examine every play and every call made by officiating crews in every game.
Equipment was standardized, rules established.
France understood that without standardized rules and cooperation, they would bump each other out of business.
He said he hoped regulators in Europe and Asia would create standardized rules to prevent a "race to the bottom".
But just as the N.F.L. has standardized rules for the workplace for men and women, shouldn't the league equally apply those same standards for male and female employees in the teams' media relations departments?
A provision of the new law required chain restaurants and "similar retail food establishments" to post calorie counts on menus, a provision championed by consumer advocates and the restaurant industry, which favored standardized rules over a hodgepodge of state and local ones.
To achieve this aim, it is essential to set up and implement harmonized and/or standardized rules and procedures for the collection, interpretation and consistent processing of various sources of forest data.
In summary, standardized rules to test instruments are welcome in research.
