The phrase "able to reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to cite or mention something, such as a source or a piece of information.
Example: "The researcher is able to reference multiple studies to support her findings."
Alternatives: "capable of citing" or "able to cite".
And anyway, he argues, it's about time black musicians felt able to reference their musical heritage more directly.
"McAfee said [it] would not be able to reference Snowden in any activity," a spokeswoman for Bletchley Park said.
"Artists want to be able to reference the known world in their art," Patricia Aufderheide, the director of the Center for Media and Social Impact, a research center at American University, told me.
By using prints of NASA aerial photographs dipped in shades of turquoise, volcano red or graphic black and white, the designer was able to reference the brand's colorful heritage without getting bogged down in an overt homage.
We don't yet know who the characters will be in the new Star Trek TV series, but the current health of the show, gaining power as it moves through time, suggests that British diplomats should be able to reference it in order to be rude about American presidents for some time to come.
But the mean age for those being arrested on heroin-related offenses was 24, with some as young as 14. "These kids aren't able to reference the heroin plagues of the '60s, '70s and early '80s, the skid-row type of alleyways and discarded needles," Commissioner Mulvey said.
Due to space limitations of the introduction section, we were not able to include all references to these original papers, and we were only able to cite the two reviews.
After aligning each of the raw particle images with the reference calculated from the partial volume, we should be able to subtract reference projections from the raw micrographs directly.
Users of Code Search are able to locate reference implementations of common algorithms or routines, or search for best or worst practices amongst the code published and available.
Thus, 'Madagascar' was able to shift reference from the mainland to the island once perceptually-based groundings in the island became established.
To be able to easily reference a specific layer or set of parameters later in the paper, we briefly present the notation that we adopted.
