The phrase "available as a reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be consulted or used for information or guidance.
Example: "The report is available as a reference for anyone looking to understand the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "accessible for reference" or "can be referred to".
FR methods: With this approach, the entire original image/video is available as a reference.
Furthermore, because the original video sequence is typically not available as a reference in a realistic communication application scenario that is relevant for our study, we tested an NRIQM as well.
Depending on the degree of information that is available from the original video as a reference in the quality assessment, the objective methods are further divided into full reference (FR), reduced reference (RR), and no-reference (NR) as follows: FR methods: With this approach, the entire original image/video is available as a reference.
MAT is performed by the National Institute for Health, Thailand and is available as a reference test, but is used for a minority of suspected cases overall to underpin epidemiological data and provides a retrospective diagnosis.
Next, the experiment was repeated with a featureless, annular gap between the disk and the reference surface (Figure 4Aii), and finally, if the subject was still able to do the task, the disk was presented on a featureless gray background with only the edges of the display screen available as a reference for relative depth (Figure 4Aiii).
We used information from patients' medical records (all records were available) as a reference for validating the NRP's electronic records.
Suppose I had available as such a reference only the mere mental appearance of a digital clock in one corner of my field of consciousness.
In addition, we include a list of publicly available resources as a reference for future drug combination studies (Table 1).
Swiss-Prot annotation depends on the correct association of sequences to gene families and proteins with known function, using the available literature as a reference.
Another limitation is the validity of the best available evidence as a reference standard, which incorporated the results of all performed tests, information from neurosurgical inspection, pathological examination, and additional findings during one year's follow-up.
The learner's guide developed for the training was available as a supportive reference.
