"standards implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that certain standards have been put in place. For example: "We have recently implemented higher safety standards in our factory."
Why were the standards implemented?
UFC has added safety standards, implemented a strong anti-doping program and shown interest in their fighters' health.
The idea is to define a low-cost option for EPRI's industrial members to meet renewable portfolio standards implemented by many states, and to prepare for federal carbon regulations expected to put a price on every ton of CO2 that their plants release.
First, the brief history explains how the steam engine was first invented by the ancient Greeks, purposed in the 17th century, further improved in the 18th century, and had the first safety standards implemented in the 20th century after the accidents of the 19th century.
Banks that make such an election would be exempt from, among other regulations, any federal law, rule, or regulation addressing capital or liquidity requirements, and any of the "heightened prudential standards" implemented by section 165 of Dodd–Frank.
The SCAFS recommended that a RPS be put in place by 30 June 2003 and stated that it would be one of the toughest standards implemented in North America.
However, recent LPWAN standards implement new solutions which have not been previously considered.
Conventional MCP assumes objects moving along the imaging plane with translational motion, and most video coding standards implement MCP based on this classical translational motion model.
The obligations of counterparties under Articles 3, 6 and 8 shall become effective six months after publication of the regulatory technical standards, implementing technical standards and guidelines related thereto drafted by ESMA and adopted by the Commission.
The only standard implemented in our design is the RS232 standard for serial communication.
The value of SIFS varies by the particular 802.11 standard implemented by a transceiver.
