On our team, we use the term "standard practice", because that reflects what people usually mean: this is the way most practitioners (strive to) do it.
"Best practice" usually involves doing things in a way that very few people have yet figured out. I don't agree with the idea that the majority of people do it the best way; they just want to do it the good enough way.
"Best practice" usually involves doing things in a way that very few people have yet figured out. I don't agree with the idea that the majority of people do it the best way; they just want to do it the good enough way.