The phrase "reference track" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a musical track that is used as a comparison or reference point for the development of a new musical composition. For example, "The engineers used a reference track of The Beatles' 1967 song 'Strawberry Fields Forever' as they developed their own original song."
At one point she found herself in a studio recording a reference track for the show's producers and director.
My reference track for this, since you ask, is Queens of the Stone Age's "You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like a Millionaire", which has a huge dynamic range from really quiet to REALLY LOUD to silent to LOUD, and will test anything at top volume because of its deep bass combined with a high end.
Comparing the system performance to the KF with respect to the reference track shows the enhanced position accuracy.
The response of two kinds of Bulgarian thermoluminescent materials, CaSO4 Dy and a CaSO4 Dy/graphite mixture was compared to the response of reference track detectors.
The performance of the controller and the influence of the prediction horizon are examined in this paper, showing minimal deviation between process and reference track.
The multiple input single output control algorithm minimizes a cost function over a prediction horizon which represents the deviation of the process from a desired reference track, thereby incorporating the working limitations of the oven.
The reference tracking control system structure is included in Figure 11 with reference r referred to by a dashed arrow, and with gTrnl(R) then representing kTrnl ⋅ R.
The given reference tracking signal is (y_{r} =sin(t)).
The objectives include wind farm power reference tracking and improving the response to power grid scheduling.
The first control level is responsible for reference tracking of the associated components.
Performance results of both controllers subject to reference tracking, constraints and disturbance handling are presented.
