The phrase "adding references" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of including citations or sources in a document or research paper.
Example: "In order to strengthen your argument, consider adding references to support your claims."
Alternatives: "including citations" or "supplying sources".
A video created by Wikimedia Deutschland und Simpleshow Foundation on the topic of adding references.
As I was retelling stories that had been retold for centuries, I felt freer to adapt their language, and changed the setting by adding references to the American south-west and the mountains of the north-east.
After Gaye asked him for permission to use the painting as an album cover, Barnes then augmented the painting by adding references to Gaye's album, including banners hanging from the ceiling of the shack promoting the album's singles.
IE was involved in conception and design of the paper; analysis and interpretation of the literature; and drafting the paper; BTS contributed in revising it critically for substantial intellectual content and for adding references; and NR supervised the data collection and reviewed the write up.
Furthermore, we have attempted to address concerns surrounding the electrode montage by adding references to articles that have used the contralateral cheek as a reference, and added a paragraph to the discussion section detailing the issue of the reference electrode in tDCS experiments.
You might also consider adding reference to the legislation that backs up your copyright claim, such as: "© 2013, [your name].
Soon Ford added references to luxury.
Q. Add references from Factiva to citation tools?
The book is about 85percentt Jane Austen, with copious added references to cracked skulls and ninja swordplay.
CiteULike allows you to add references as you are viewing them.
In "Drowned," more awkwardly, Mr. Townshend added references to Hurricane Sandy.
