"chronological reference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific point or event in time that is mentioned in a sentence. It can be used in various contexts, such as historical writing, academic essays, and storytelling. Example: In his essay on the American Revolution, the author provides several chronological references, such as the Boston Tea Party and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, to support his argument for the significant role of taxation in sparking the revolution.
A tomb stone belonging to one of the leaders of this formation, Count Lawrence of Câmpulung (comes Laurentius de Longo Campo), dating from the year 1300, may provide a solid chronological reference point.
The new user design also assigns a chronological reference point, time zero, for each member of the study and comparator cohorts from which follow-up time begins, thereby minimizing bias from immortal time.
Subsequent months are chronological with reference to month 0. ART was administered under direct supervision 3 days per week and supplied to the patient for self administration for the remaining days.
Using the references to king Gajabahu I in the Mahawamsa and the Uraiperu katturai of the Tamil epic Cilappatikaram, historians have arrived at a literary chronological device referred to as the Gajabahu synchronism to date the events mentioned in the Tamil epic to the 2nd century CE.
The cranial series involved in this study, together with their sample sizes, chronological ranges and main references are reported in Table 3. Together, they represent the human cranial morphological diversity seen in the Americas, East Asia and Australo-Melanesia.
These screening steps ultimately yielded nine reference seismic events, referred to in chronological order as E1 to E9.
We must study these strata in strict reference to their chronological order as deduced from their superposition, and other relations.
Such a relationship between DNA methylation and its chronological age may serve a reference for its aging study in Moso bamboo.
All colonoscopy requests which met the inclusion criteria were collected systematically, from the available request lists at every participating reference hospital, in chronological order, up to a maximum of 250 requests per hospital.
So you get a chronological misfit of products and references, mashed together to create something completely different.
