The phrase "a core reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fundamental source of information or a key point of reference in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we identified a core reference that guided our understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "a fundamental source" or "a key reference point."
It has become a core reference for qualitative research using case studies.
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Peter Forbes, in his book Dazzled and Deceived, wrote that Over 60 years after its publication, Adaptive Coloration in Animals remains a core reference on the subject.
This population has emerged as a core reference mapping one and now comprises 356 F7:8 RILs.
Each coordinating site supervises a group of one to seven hospitals in its country or geographical region and follows a core reference protocol.
The WHO mhGAP intervention guide on priority conditions in mental health also was utilized as a core reference on content [ 8].
Finally, I want to re-emphasise my main challenge to government: to design a clear National Data Strategy founded on a national core reference dataset with a visible, predictable, auditable implementation plan.
So this is the foundation of my recommendations: that we define a national core reference dataset.
To validate the concepts defined in Koper (2014) against requirements derived from ITLET standardization use cases we have constructed a SLE core reference model described in Fig. 6.
A high level core reference ontology of shared medical knowledge (anatomy, physiology, pathology and medical procedures, etc).
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