The phrase "as a base reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when establishing a foundational point of comparison or a standard for further discussion or analysis.
Example: "We will use the previous year's sales figures as a base reference for our projections this year."
Alternatives: "as a foundational reference" or "as a standard reference".
Hybrid Partitioning Schemes (HPS) and Fixed Partitioning Schemes (FPS) [13] can be considered as a base of reference for comparison because their operation can be approximated, up to some point, with the currently available in the market router and femtocell combinations.
Many studies assessing attentional cost while maintaining static or dynamic postures were used as a base of reference for postural control [12], [19], [20], [29], [30].
This study found lower parent-reported HRQoL in children diagnosed through screening at age 2 4 years, but only among the children with gastrointestinal symptoms; children without symptoms had similar HRQoL as a population based reference group [ 36].
Our version of a three stage SVC type rectifier/charge-pump, Figure 13, also uses the conventional NMOS as the base reference, and it was optimized for medical RF wireless band.
For outdoor localization the GPS is the most used system today, not only to retrieve position information but also as a reference base time source.
We prepared an alternative design using the original pre-construction site survey as a base map and local reference wetlands to inform the design process.
As a base to calculate a reference dose, or maximum acceptable dose of a toxic substance, the NRC recommended adding an uncertainty factor of 10 to this estimate, because of biological variability and inadequate data [ 11].
Available transport data for alumina is discussed and taken as a reference base for a parametric exercise.
The results were used as a reference base for policymakers in designing more sophisticated nationwide-sustainable-development and decision-making of low carbon action plan.
Area F was identified as meeting all the requirements as well, but the new metro line was opened to Sunderland after the census data was collected in 2001, there was a probability that travel-to-work data collected in 2008 would be very different from the 2001 data which is used as a reference base.
