"trial standard" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a baseline or benchmark used to test or measure something. For example, "This new software is being tested against our trial standard to ensure all requirements are met."
To prepare the proposal, the Department of Energy assessed six possible levels of efficiency, ranging from the highest, known in bureaucratese as Trial Standard Level 6, to the lowest, Trial Standard Level 1.
The mean composite range of forward bending was 15.5 ± 2.04° during a single trial (standard error of the mean = 0.54, coefficient of variation = 4.18).
Equation (5) shows the case of the context transfer scheme such as the trial standard IEEE 802.11f IAPP withdrawn on 2006.
Not the civil trial standard of "preponderance of the evidence" as you see on all those small claims court shows on TV.
As has been reported in another trial, standard fecal microscopy is relatively insensitive in light infection; a negative test does not exclude colonization [29].
In this study, all HbA1c values were converted to the DCCT (Diabetes Control and Complications Trial) standard levels: HbA1c DCCT) = 0.923×HbA1c(Mono-S)+1.345; Mono-S +1.345 Mono-S +1.345
To ensure GCP trial standards and standardized wound management the trial was hospital-based.
All samples were analyzed in the same central laboratory and standardized according to the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial standards.
This should also adhere to international fair trial standards".
His trial, which started on 26 September 2008, fell far short of international fair trial standards.
Human Rights Watch said the proceedings "did not meet basic fair trial standards".
