The phrase "that is standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that conforms to an accepted norm. For example: "The document follows the standard formatting that is standard for this kind of report."
His bidding preference is for Yellow Card, the straightforward method that is standard in online games.
Harvard -- This plan doesn't eliminate loans per se but drops the family contribution that is standard at most institutions.
Mainly involved are cases where parents "teach" their offspring, by demonstration, and induce behavior that is standard for the group.
I asked Ian about the sidearms they use in the Army, and he showed me the Glock 9 millimeter pistol that is standard issue.
needle gauge, similar to one that is standard in BMW's, is supplied, and in addition, the test car was run with a fuel computer that measured m.p.g.
Mr. Morgenthau's office will present the circumstances of the shooting to a grand jury, a practice that is standard in such incidents.
The flat, befitting such a compromise, was stocked with two sizes of stationery: U.S. Letter and the thinner, taller A4 that is standard in Europe.
And the service only works on cell phones using advanced GSM-type wireless service that is standard in Europe but not yet common in the United States.
Unlike the silky and near-silent 2-liter gas engine that is standard equipment on the New Beetle, the TDI simmers merrily like a stewpot.
Kroger employees also remind shoppers that the system is based on the image of a thumbprint rather than the index-finger image that is standard in law enforcement.
There is also DVD audio, which uses the extensive storage space on a disc for uncompressed sound rather than the compressed sound that is standard on DVD video.
