"reference notes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate notes that have been taken as a reference point for some purpose, such as research or study. For example: "I took extensive reference notes while researching the history of the American Civil War."
Refer to the reference notes made on the blocks to assure the blocks match the top and bottom sides.
Freddie Mac, $6 billion new issue of five-year reference notes due 2006.
TAXABLE ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK Freddie Mac, $7 billion of five-year reference notes.
I say "dressed up" because before the 30 pages of reference notes comes the admission that he conducted only five interviews for the book, listed in the acknowledgments.
The heavy scheme of reference notes brings to mind the frisky "Amélie," which was so lacking in ethnicity that Paris appeared to be Euro Disneyland.
The following taxable and tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: TAXABLE ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK Freddie Mac, $4 billion of new five-year reference notes.
But he offered a popular culture reference, noting that his favorite movie of last year was "The Martian," starring Matt Damon as an astronaut left behind on Mars who had to find a way to survive.
The reference note (D) was used for all tone groups (1, 3, and 6 semitone intervals).
Carson also reportedly made another film reference, noting how the world came together as one to fight off an extraterrestrial threat in "Independence Day".
Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis play Rick and Fred (I Love Lucy reference noted), a pair of married guys in Providence, R.I., whose wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate) are fed up with their juvenile obsession with sex - particularly their constantly ogling of and commenting on other women.
For later reference, note the somewhat outstanding high frequency of the category 41 50.
