The phrase "also refers for" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The term 'ecosystem' also refers for the interconnectedness of species in an environment."
Alternatives: "also refers to" or "also denotes".
Ahsianea was also referred for evaluation to the Lucille Murray Child Development Center, a private group in the Bronx that assesses and provides day care services for developmentally disabled children.
There was a long waiting list but later that year I got a key worker, and was also referred for therapy.
Men were also referred for biopsy if they had a PSA 3.0 ng ml−l but clinical suspicion (e.g., abnormal digital rectal examination or clinical symptoms).
While he calmly fielded angry questions about his Iraq policy from a member of the audience — and invited her twice to follow up as the audience booed her — he also referred, for the third time this month, to Czechoslovakia, a country that has not existed since 1993 when it was split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Log-book and records of transactions and consumptions are also referred for validation.
A common assumption in the literature (see, for instance, [23 26], to which we also refer for motivations for studying (18)) is the continuity of the function f with respect to the second variable.
Women are also referred for drug abuse treatment and for other health support as needed.
Patients are also referred for outpatient FBT by the Royal Children's Hospital adolescent inpatient unit.
Potential living kidney donors, post-donation kidney donors and renal transplant recipients were also referred for the measurement of GFR.
Women were also referred for colposcopy if there were 3 consecutive LSIL results over 18 months or greater.
