The phrase "ample reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that there is a sufficient amount of information or sources available on a particular topic.
Example: "The report includes ample reference to previous studies, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "sufficient reference" or "plentiful sources".
Right, or so it appeared — after all, Kelly made ample reference to the role of "Will & Grace" in advancing gay rights.
| Various updates below | It was heartening to see President Obama include an ample reference to the importance of climate-smart energy policies in his short inaugural address today.
"The hallucinogenic scenes were done by people who have never done acid," Mr. Noé said, so he had to provide ample reference material: paintings, photographs, excerpts from films and music videos.
Several modern multiheaded microscopes and ample reference material are available which allows self-study as well as peer to peer teaching.
State formation is explicitly driven by fear, and there is ample reference to human wickedness, self-concern, and a willingness to injure in Pufendorf's sketch of the pre-civil condition.
The manifesto made ample reference to the activity of "traitors" to the Transylvanian cause.
In introducing graph theory, ample references to graph theory textbooks are made.
Of course, current television series from "The Agency" to "Alias" make ample references to the darker side of America's vast military-intelligence machine.
Co-op owners hoping to lease their units are wise to choose tenants carefully, and to provide the board with ample references and documentation of their income and past living arrangements.
The aim of this critical review is not only to paint a picture of the state-of-the-art for electrochromics and its applications in smart windows, but also to provide ample references to current literature of particular relevance and thereby, hopefully, an easy entrance to the research field.
…There are ample references in each chapter, as well as a bibliography.
