'stands prepared' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea that someone is ready and prepared for a particular task or situation. For example, you could use it in the sentence: "The company stands prepared to face the upcoming financial challenges."
But the Fed "stands prepared to maintain a highly accommodative stance of policy for as long as needed to promote satisfactory economic performance".
"The FOMC stands prepared to maintain a highly accommodative stance of policy for as long as needed to promote satisfactory economic performance.
Chaparral plants typically have multiple stems emerging from a single root crown, and this contributes not only to the density of the thickets but, ultimately, to the surface area of combustible material that stands prepared for flame.
Why should it be held on the soil of a country that threatens and slights Iraqis instead of helping them?" Turkey's military stands prepared to invade northern Iraq to destroy Kurdish guerrilla camps or to take control of the disputed city of Kirkuk, if circumstances warrant.
Thus, the trader stands prepared to make maximum potential profits of $2.05 per contract if JNJs shares fall another 6.2% to breach $55.00 by expiration day.
Thus, the investor stands prepared to profit should shares in SLXP fall 8.3% to breach the effective breakeven point on the spread at $38.45 ahead of March expiration.
Judging from earlier statements, they stand prepared to oppose further measures to boost the faltering economy.
We certainly stand prepared to work with Congress in every way possible".
But, Kochiyama was a believer in the idea that a country, particularly this country, should fulfill its foundational promises to every human being and stand prepared to answer for its failures.
"We stand prepared to do more, if we judge that necessary,".
We stand prepared to provide more formal interpretive or no-action guidance about the proper characterization of a digital asset in a proposed use," said Hinman.
