The phrase "brand of reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific brand that serves as a standard or benchmark in a particular context.
Example: "In the world of luxury watches, Rolex is often considered the brand of reference for quality and prestige."
Alternatives: "benchmark brand" or "standard brand."
Brands: for reference in your R&D labs, the official ranking of vegan cheese brands (not including gourmet rare artisan ones) is as follows.
His Balenciaga collection simultaneously used the heritage of the brand as an oblique frame of reference while seamlessly blending in his outsider, street-influenced vision.
As possible sources of heterogeneity, we explored: geographical area, commercial brand of index test, type of reference standard, disease prevalence, study size, and risk of bias (QUADAS-2).
We investigated differences in diagnostic accuracy in relation to test conditions (index and reference: commercial brand of index test, type of reference standard), geographical region (the Indian subcontinent, eastern Africa, Latin America and the Mediterranean region), disease prevalence in the sample, and study quality.
He forged a distinctive, at times thrilling, brand from references to the high culture of the past, only rarely referring to contemporary events or issues.
Crimp has also included a diatribe against a Tory politician with his "toxic spray-on brand of fake compassion" and a reference to "dead white male critics".
When you think of the term "mashup," you might reference a brand of house music that was popular in the 00s, when DJs looped one song over another in perfect synchrony.
The court concluded that those words violated a state ban on promoting cigarette smoking, adding that it might lure people to try the brand because of its reference to spiciness.
"If people make that aspirational brand reference, I'm psyched," said Franz Von Holzhausen, Tesla's chief of design.
"It gives the product and software designers a new frame of reference … a physical manifestation of the brand.
Islam's films, which touch on a somewhat different brand of pop culture - early works reference Fassbinder and Get Carter - were described as "open-ended narratives that are analytical and emotionally charged".
