The phrase "after references" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the placement or consideration of information that follows cited sources or references in a document.
Example: "The conclusions drawn in this paper will be discussed in detail after references are provided."
Alternatives: "following the references" or "subsequent to the references".
Figures together with figure legends must be placed at the end of the manuscript, after references.
Two of Thiel's holding companies, which were listed on Facebook's S-1 before the Menlo Park, Calif.-based social networking giant went public, are named after references to the book.
Most Muslims use the untranslated Arabic phrase (meaning 'if God wills') after references to future events.
Newly minted university graduates who have landed coveted jobs on Wall Street may have impressive résumés and sought-after references.
Yet some deputies, in their log entries from 2009 and after, make references to destroying records in the jail.
L. 89 117, § 1108(d)(1), struck out reference to section 1715a of this title after reference to section 1709 of this title in first sentence.
At oral argument, the parties were unable to resolve this dispute, even after referencing numerous provisions and charts contained within the ICC Rules.
After referencing the nearly 65-year history of prime-time programming, he said: "Our ecosystem spreads more than $20 billion around the broadcast networks.
"This debate will be settled on the gridiron," one of the ads says, after referencing the verbal battle that will be taking place on a stage in Boca Raton, Fla.
9 August – Trump: 'second amendment people' could stop Clinton At a rally in North Carolina, after referencing Clinton's picking of supreme court judges, Trump hints at Clinton's assassination.
After referencing his subject's "ok" back catalogue, Ellis wrote: "Kathryn Bigelow would be considered a mildly interesting film-maker if she was a man but since she's a very hot woman she's really overrated".
