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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already refers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been mentioned or defined previously in a discussion or text.
Example: "In the previous section, the term 'sustainability' already refers to the practices that minimize environmental impact."
Alternatives: "previously denotes" or "has already been defined as".
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The library already refers patrons who need business attire to organizations that lend clothes.
BMW already refers to its new generation of electric cars as "redefining mobility".
It already refers to Xstrata as a "sister company" and regards an eventual merger as a foregone conclusion.
Her congregation has followed her fledgling medical career closely and already refers to her as Dr. Johnson.
Mr. Cain's traveling aide, Nathan Naidu, already refers to him as Cornbread on the internal campaign schedule.
Although I might fix my focus on the text or the map, what I actually see (encounter) is not the map itself but rather immediately and simultaneously the world it already refers to, the landscape already suggested in the symbols.
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Actually, I already referred to some of them.
In its general character it is like the statutes of Oregon and New York, already referred to.
Anyway, he adds, many people were already referring to the agency by its initials.
(Bakst was already referring to him, in letters, as "that fat spider").
Development of these centers in different distances of the city can decrease negative aspects which we have already referred.
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