The phrase "a reference regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate a source of information or a point of discussion related to a specific topic.
Example: "I would like to provide a reference regarding the recent studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "a reference about" or "a reference on".
For a reference regarding projections and cartographic reference systems see Evenden and Warmerdam [9], in global GIS applications see Battersby et al. [3].
This study aims to measure the costs of data collection by village clinics to provide a reference regarding the subsidy level required for village clinics to participate in data collection.
The purpose of this paper is to measure the costs of data collection by village clinics for the syndromic surveillance system in the ISSC project, and to provide a reference regarding the subsidy level required for village clinics to participate in data collection.
So I have a great reference regarding the Asama Maru, but, I can't find much on the Conte Verde.
Nonetheless, the relative abundance derived here provides a useful reference regarding the relative distribution of the proteins found in the various serum granulation samples.
Despite the limitations discussed above, the study by Nathan and colleagues (1) is likely to remain a key reference regarding the relationship between A1C and average glucose.
We anticipate that results presented here will inform the future design of engineered underdominance gene drive systems as well as providing a point of reference regarding release strategies for those looking to test such a system.
Recently, a California court also ruled that an employer has no obligation to provide any references regarding a former employee.
The patient populations seen by the different groups of doctors are likely to provide a frame of reference regarding judgements concerning the urgency of patients and the subsequent maximally acceptable waiting times.
This provides the patient with a precise frame of reference regarding the cancer.
I made myself a shed from this, modelled loosely on the Victorian tin chapels that are still to be found round here (you can see a picture of it on readersheds.co.uk)." Pam Veale from the Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum based in Flixton, Suffolk said: I am the education officer for the museum and was interested to read your reference regarding using an Anderson shelter for a garden shed.
