The phrase "reference project" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a project that serves as a point of comparison or source of information for another project. Example: Our team studied the methods used in our reference project in order to inform our approach to the new project.
The initial hardware platform was inspired through a reference project where someone attempted to build a VGA driver using the 644.
The software's innovative application would later prove the key to the extraordinary success of Wikipedia, which itself originated in a free-content reference project known as Nupedia, founded in 2000 by American entrepreneur Jimmy Wales.
The environmental performance of each of the cases was determined through comparison with a theoretic reference project for an equal number of users, yet with average West-European urban values for spatial, functional and environmental properties.
The new tools in development will guide the user through the steps of baseline development--land change analysis of the reference, project and leakage areas of a project, the identification of the carbon pools and input of carbon density values, and the estimation of emissions for projected dates.
As a biology professor who edits Wikipedia, Strickland's story did not surprise me: According to the Wikimedia Foundation, as of 2016, only 17percentt of the reference project's biographies were about women.
It is located on latitude 35° 28′ 5″ north and longitude 44° 23′ 31″ east, and about 350 m above the sea level under UTM reference project zone 38 N with an area of about 9,679 km2 [28].
Therefore, the model for Japan relies on the cash flow projection and internal-rate-of-returns (IRR) of selected RE reference projects.
More specifically, they show that the landscape generator performs best with low configurationally structured reference projects and performs less with high configurationally structured reference projects.
The authors validated the prognosis model based on the original reference projects.
The Wikimedia Foundation supports some of the largest collaboratively edited reference projects in the world, including Wikipedia.
These reasons include specific aspects related to strategy development, illustration and communication as well as the use of reference projects and implementation programs.
