The phrase "a catalog of reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or list of resources or materials that serve as a reference for a specific topic or field.
Example: "The library has published a catalog of reference that includes various books and articles on environmental science."
Alternatives: "a reference catalog" or "a reference guide".
Human Microbiome Jumpstart Reference Strains Consortium et al. A catalog of reference genomes from the human microbiome.
In addition, the company publishes some college textbooks, a small but prestigious list of general interest fiction and nonfiction including the novels of Philip Roth and J. R. R. Tolkien, and a catalog of reference books like the American Heritage Dictionary.
Similar to Lamb et al. [ 22], the first step in our process was to create a catalog of reference signatures representing known biological states, plant stress phenotypes in our case.
The perfunctory narrative, involving the central crew's efforts to save its sprawling studio-club-crash pad, is just an excuse for a series of dance showdowns; it functions less as a story than as a catalog of references meant to interest a young audience: mixed martial arts, parkour, X-games, Red Hook, Chinatown, D.I.Y. filmmaking.
Strip House is not so much a steakhouse as a catalog of hip references to the idea of a steakhouse, a kind of restaurant that really has no natural place in the heart of Greenwich Village.
It is also a tour de force of cultural reclamation, a catalog of styles, references and scenes -- from skully and spaldeens to graffiti, experimental filmmaking, punk rock, early rap, comic books and science fiction pulp novels.
William Grimes, in a review for The New York Times that year, wrote that Strip House wasn't so much a steakhouse as "a catalog of hip references to the idea of a steakhouse".
We have the following ideas for future work: (i) new visualization types; (ii) architectural specification that supports fine grained elements (such as methods or attributes); (iii) architectural rules definition based on metrics, e.g., a component must have low coupling; (iv) a catalog of architectural references; and (v) another experiment comparing DCL 2.0 against other techniques w.r.t.
When you create your portfolio, include copies of your resume, a catalog of your references, and replicas of your best work.
The napkins have evolved into a colorful journal of what the boys are reading in school, the games they play with their friends and a catalog of pop culture references.
Such a rich and comprehensive catalog of reference data not only provides the means to investigate single cellular pathways but it also offers insights into the cellular cross-talk between pathways, and subsequent knock-on gene regulatory effects.
