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"terms of reference" is a correctly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of a written agreement or contract and refers to the terms, or conditions, under which the agreement must be honored. For example: "The parties agreed to the terms of reference in the contract, including the payment schedule and deadline for submission of any disputes."
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Its terms of reference are not published.
What would the terms of reference be?
We call it setting terms of reference.
"What are the terms of reference?
The terms of reference are being discussed.
What were the inquiry's terms of reference?
Nor have the terms of reference.
On these, Gonski's terms of reference were silent.
Terms of reference will be finalised at cabinet on Thursday.
Could he say more about those "terms of reference"?
"Its terms of reference are so very narrow," he said.
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