standardize
1 of 1verb/ˈstændɚdaɪz/
Forms:standardizes,standardizing,standardized,standardized
1
to make something follow a set standard or rule, ensuring it is consistent and uniform
transitive- The company decided to standardize its manufacturing processes to ensure product consistency.
- The software development team works to standardize coding practices for better collaboration.
- Educational institutions may standardize grading systems to maintain fairness and objectivity.
- Organizations often standardize procedures to enhance efficiency and streamline operations.
- Governments may standardize safety regulations to ensure uniform practices across industries.
2
to define and adhere to a set of consistent and predetermined criteria or specifications
transitive- The company implemented a rigorous quality control process to standardize the production of its goods.
- The laboratory used a certified reference material to standardize their testing equipment.
- The laboratory standardized the pH levels of the chemical solutions by comparing them to known pH standards.
- The manufacturer standardized the dimensions of the product components by using precision instruments.
- The government agency standardized the emissions levels of vehicles by conducting tests to compare them to regulatory standards.