"standards of truth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "We must hold ourselves to the highest standards of truth when reporting the news."
Ironically, it is when those stricter standards of truth are applied that historical fiction looks most like lying.
By her standards of truth, he said, she should be equally disappointed by the factual accuracy of Michelangelo's Pieta.
They make no attempt to hold each other to account or to sustain any standards of truth at all.
By publishing fake news and disrupting standards of truth and civility, tech companies allowed Trump to spread his message.
While they are not always successful, the media that observe journalistic standards of truth make it possible to stop lies in their tracks.
2) – Demand the the FTC hold political ads to the same standards of truth that they demand any other advertising on TV or the Internet.
Whilst the findings of the study indicate some utility of ioflupane [I] in assisting diagnosis, one of the possible methodological limitations of this study is that information from the imaging scan could have influenced the clinician's standard-of-truth diagnosis, causing a shift in the subsequent clinical management of the subject [ 1].
Philosophers have wanted to find ultimate standards, absolute standards, eternal standards, whether of Truth, Beauty or Goodness, and have supposed that their task is to measure the world by them.
Like the basic modes of motivational orientation themselves, evaluative standards can be classified by the same threefold structure, that is, by cognitive standards (norms of truth), cathectic standards (norms of appreciation) and moral standards (norms of accepted behaviour) which can be formulated as alternatives of decision making.
Without language, there is no accountability, no standard of truth.
Israel brandishes the Radical Enlightenment's standard of truth before fundamentalists and postmodernists alike.
