A terms of reference letter is normally more general in nature and it is addressed to 'whom it may concern'. The important point here is that the letter is general in nature. As an alternative explanation, a letter of recommendation is one that is specifically requested and thus is specifically addressed to a particular person. It contains detail of qualities, characteristics and capabilities.
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TOR stands for Terms of Reference when referring to draft documents. Its normal is written draft Terms of Reference for advice.
Terms of reference outline the scope and objectives of a project or task. They define the roles and responsibilities of team members, establish a framework for decision-making, and provide guidelines for the project's execution. Terms of reference help ensure clarity and alignment among stakeholders.