The phrase "african references" is correct in written English, but it should be capitalized as "African references." You can use it when discussing cultural, historical, or literary elements that pertain to Africa or its peoples.
Example: "The novel is rich in African references, drawing on folklore and traditions from various regions of the continent."
Alternatives: "African allusions" or "African cultural references."
Most of the clothes at the premiere were abstractly linked to the film's story and setting — either royal or primary colored — but others had more overt African references.
As for the African references, these were "nothing I had read and nothing that anybody had told me about during the performance of the record," Frantz said.
For a label whose heritage is as British as a wet bank holiday weekend, the Indonesian and African references in the prints and beading were a surprise.
There are occasional African references here: the first song starts with the lines, "You never were alone/ An abandoned house on a Mozambican plain," and there's one mention of "a war that made no sense at all".
With "Voodoo Sakpata," a track off that album, Elom signs off his directorial debut with a video that serves as a perfect introduction to his world: a fury of tradition and modernity, post-colonial malaise and rich roots, French lyrics and African references, all on top of a boom bap beat.
The World Health Organization disseminates the reagents for YFV testing to African reference laboratories, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) is charged with producing and providing these reagents.
Before the speech, the crucial conversations between the C.I.A and White House over whether to include the African reference in the State of the Union address were held between Robert G. Joseph, a nuclear proliferation expert at the National Security Council, and Alan Foley, a proliferation expert at the C.I.A., according to government officials.
A total of 28 samples were analyzed at the African Reference Laboratory for Bee Health, International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (icipe), Duduville Campus, Nairobi, Kenya at two different seasons (November 2014 and July 2015).
Median and 95% reference ranges were determined for haematological and immunological parameters and analysed by age cohorts, and by gender for adolescents.Median haemoglobin (Hb) and haematocrit (Hct) for all age groups were higher than established East African reference intervals.
Others were less damning, asking if the costume could be going for more of a hippy mum vibe, and using the African reference as a comment on other people's culturally appropriative dress.
On the other hand, no standardised PCR method for N. meningitidis detection has yet been established for use in European or African reference laboratories [9].
