The phrase "about referring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of making references or mentioning something in conversation or writing.
Example: "The article is about referring to various studies to support the argument."
Alternatives: "regarding references" or "concerning mentions".
Shots that do not have a tight flight will be blown off the course, something Holmes joked about, referring to some of his wilder shots that found the desert that borders all the holes at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain.
Mr. Ciavolino is very good about referring to maps, while describing a landscape.
Gibbs has been mostly good about referring to his "traveling buddy" as "the president-elect".
According to USA Today, Giambi seemed to be more forthcoming about referring to steroids.
Hardin said that Ausbrook's remark about referring committee witnesses who are inconsistent with Mitchell report witnesses to the Department of Justice was disturbing.
Would his character really expect to go unchallenged about referring to a committee that includes women as "good men and true"?
This suffering that Patanjali wrote about refers to how we are inclined to rely on the outside world for fulfillment.
The two views of interest are (1) what individuals within a specialist group, for example, surgeons, agree they talk to patients about, referred to as the 'speciality view' and (2) what the rest of the team members believe the surgeons talk to the patients about, referred to as the 'colleagues view'.
Another facilitator on the level of the organisational context was having good collaborative care agreements between GPs and MHN and PCP, and receiving proper and timely patient reports from secondary care about referred patients.
With regard to the health centre to hospital referral, each hospital will have about 6 referring health centres.
About 11% referred to being aware of the indicator but not using it.
