The phrase "an easy reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves as a simple or convenient source of information.
Example: "This guide provides an easy reference for all the key terms and concepts you need to know."
Alternatives: "a quick reference" or "a simple guide".
The record book is an easy reference.
Carpenter is kind of an easy reference point for most people though I'd say the main ones would be Fabio Frizzi, John Harrison and Mark Isham.
Indeed, "The Life of Kingsley Amis," like most biographies of living or recently dead writers, inverts the probable terms of its subject's posthumous survival even as it provides an easy reference for curious readers in the future.
THE 19th-century British fort that dominates the skyline above Qalat offers an easy reference point for low-flying Apache helicopters heading for the America base near the town, the capital of Afghanistan's southern province of Zabul.
We tabulate all the techniques for an easy reference for the readers.
Of particular interest would be the role of the last menstrual period as a marker in the late transition and early postmenopause (Freeman et al. 2014) and as an easy reference point in the clinical discussion with a patient.
Here, for an easier reference, we give a brief history of some chosen extensions of the Mittag-Leffler function (E_{alpha }) (1.7).
"We're all familiar with a woman who does more than her spouse at home, so it's a very easy reference point".
They give you a quick, easy "reference" from which you can draw words, sentence structure, etc.
The institute should open the whole process as a flow chart or a figure for easy reference on the first floor and provide a comfortable room with beverages, computers, or a television for parents not to have boring time during the exam of their son or daughter.
It is, however, necessary for each simple system to have an address for easy reference; in my work I have tried to identify them by a combination of letters and numbers (Hasan, [2009b]; [2013]); Butt ([2004]) employs a decimal numbering system that within limits can be used for tracking delicacy.
