The phrase "adopted as a reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been accepted or utilized as a standard or guideline for future use.
Example: "The new policy has been adopted as a reference for all future training sessions."
Alternatives: "accepted as a standard" or "designated as a guideline".
Double plate made of titanium alloy is adopted as a reference design.
The ECTS grading system has been adopted as a reference and other grading systems were translated into ECTS equivalents.
A 9-story RC MRF designed with low seismic code provisions is adopted as a reference structure.
As in the earlier studies, the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) system was adopted as a reference conventional classification system because of its simple linear aggregation.
The chromatographic reactor is adopted as a reference system so that the transit time moments of the response curve can be used to assess the effectiveness of the intraparticle diffusional transport and overall catalyst activity.
A modified double lattice (MDL) model with chain length dependence was adopted as a reference thermodynamic framework, and the calculated coexistence curves were fairly close to the phase transition boundary of reported experiments.
Since most cosmic ray experiments were conducted on the surface of the Earth, the vertical cutoff rigidity was adopted as a standard reference value.
Marking an atypical career trajectory, French mechanical engineer-turned bikini designer, Louis Réard, known as the godfather of the garment's modern-day incarnation, is said to have come up with the moniker in a wink to its tiny size yet explosive impact, with the term 'bombshell' adopted as a popular reference for the ladies in these revealing swimsuits.
Therefore, the proposed method can be applied in predicting the strength of RSC, and the predicted results can be adopted as an important reference for RS engineering design.
Three types of devices with IAP-1, IAP-2 and DCJTB as dopants of emission layers were fabricated, where DCJTB was adopted as a red dopant for reference.
For the calcareous nannoplankton, the standard zonal scheme of Martini (1971) was adopted as a general frame of reference.
