The phrase "a reference for consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a standard or guideline to ensure uniformity in a process or document.
Example: "Please use the style guide as a reference for consistency in all our reports."
Alternatives: "a standard for uniformity" or "a guideline for coherence."
Relying on the MCAR assumption, (CC) served as a reference for assessing the consistency of estimates from (AD) or (MI): (AD) estimates departing too much from (CC) estimates were considered unreliable, especially when imputation uncertainty (γ; see below) was high.
In some cases, especially for narrower cells, the temperature lid base and the velocity lid base may not match, so the mid-width serves as a reference point for consistency in defining the lid base.
If it already contains a reference to ensure consistency, you are ahead of yourself in the process.
As described in the discussion, we chose this reference day for consistency and to reduce any effect on the measured performance of the reference day from longer admissions in which care was received at the weekend.
To mitigate this, we made a decision to use a midweek reference day, choosing Tuesday a priori, and for consistency we used this same day for both neonatal and maternal indicators.
This is a prize for consistency.
There is a need for consistency.
For each record that was ultimately retained for quantitative analysis, the numeric value was compared with that originally reported in the underlying literature reference to check for consistency and was subsequently used to compute the corresponding Shannon information entropy values by means of (3) and (8).
A reference book for travelers.
A hockey reference for sure.
After subtraction of feature backgrounds the signals in the test and reference channels were normalized for consistency of the normalization features, as described in the Feature Extraction software documentation.
