The phrase "a quick reference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a resource or guide that provides concise information on a specific topic.
Example: "This document serves as a quick reference for the key policies and procedures of our organization."
Alternatives: "a brief guide to" or "a handy resource for".
The end of the volume provides an author index and a subject index as a quick reference for the reader.
Table 1 defines each of these norms, and also offers a quick reference for many of the terms used in this paper.
Using this method, a stability surface is generated against power and flow fraction, giving a quick reference for designing a detailed startup scheme of CSR1000 in the future.
Dell KACE customers will also be able to access the same information directly through the interface of their KACE Systems Management Appliance Console offering users a quick reference for common system administration tasks.
Is family really a unitary concept or is it in fact a multi-faceted term that serves as a quick reference for a variety of factors such as generations, values, religion, ethnicity, culture, etc.? In other words, when one uses the term family, one is subsuming a number of factors within that term.
In addition to presenting a comprehensive review on the various swarm and evolutionary computing schemes employed for system identification as well as digital filter design, the paper is also envisioned to act as a quick reference for a few popular evolutionary computing algorithms.
This chapter serves as a quick reference guide for conducting a contextual inquiry (CI) study and answers frequently asked questions.
Therefore, this chapter is up-to-date and comprehensive in its scope, and aims to act as a quick reference guide for those interested in blood-contacting biomaterials.
Our study provides a quick reference point for MMR in a rural poorly developed area with a particularly low literacy rate and poor access to health services.
Our evaluation provides a quick reference tool for clinicians about the strengths and limitations of oncology resources across several major websites.
One frequent suggestion to improve antibiotic prescribing was to have a quick reference guide for each major diagnosis, including antibiotic indications and causative pathogens.
