"standardized market" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a market that has been regulated to set standards, often in terms of pricing or conduct. For example, "The Brazilian government has implemented a standardized market in order to ensure fair pricing for consumers."
We know that technology is shrinking the globe, but the reasons are largely economic: mostly the opportunity to see the world as one market, with standardized goods and services, standardized marketing and standardized messaging.
Standardized markets were replaced by fragmented ones, and the rate of introduction of new products soared, not only for manufactured goods like packaged food and appliances but also for services like airline trips and cable television and financial products like mutual funds.
The former Zara's case showed that controlling the entire production chain enabled the firm to have a faster turnaround as well as foreign market entries with franchising store format, using standardized marketing mix elements across outlets (Lopez & Fan 2009).
This differs from Adlershof Projekt GmbH in that it is more strongly focused on economic policy goals and has a standardized marketing strategy for land which is ready for development (SenStadt 2007: 3).
There was no involvement of animals and humans for sample taking as the study was conducted on milk samples taken from containers which were ready for sale on non-standardized market systems.
There was no involvement of animals or humans for sample taking, as this study was conducted on milk samples taken from containers which were ready for sale in non-standardized market systems.
Meanwhile, The National Board on Educational Testing and Public Policy at Boston College reported that the value of the standardized testing market was anywhere between $400 million and $700 million.
Research shows evidence for price discrimination, limited clothing choices, and an overall discouraging shopping environment for people who fall outside of standardized mass-market apparel sizes (Chowdhary and Beale 1988; Christel 2014; Colls 2004; Colls and Evans 2014; Kwon and Parham 1994; Peters 2014).
The VLN addresses these essential steps by analyzing measured PK of a standardized cocktail of marketed drugs in both mice and humans.
In the VLN, hepatic capacity in vivo is quantified by administering a standardized cocktail of marketed drugs to probe the activity of specific drug transporters or drug-metabolizing enzymes, and pharmacokinetic absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion processes are analyzed with minimally invasive procedures.
