The phrase "and refer him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when directing someone to pass on information or to direct someone to another person for assistance or further information.
Example: "If you have any questions about the project, please contact Sarah and refer him to her for more details."
Alternatives: "and direct him" or "and send him".
Ms. Ward asked her faculty supervisor, Yvonne Callaway, "(1) whether she should meet with the client and refer him only if it became necessary — only if the counseling session required Ward to affirm the client's same-sex relationship — or (2) whether the school should reassign the client from the outset".
"We tried to stabilise him and refer him as soon as possible but we weren't able to rescue him.
But a stroke of luck led the classified ads person at the Lancashire Evening Telegraph to smell a potential story and refer him to the features desk.
He remained there until UNICEF was able to negotiate his release and refer him to Voix Du Coeur.
Therefore, if any case of measles turns up with or without complication, we do entertain him and refer him to a higher level of care but without the official reporting that is required in such a case.
If this doesn't convince the checker, speak to the store manager and refer him or her to the Retailer Resources website that is printed on most coupons and contact the store's corporate headquarters.
The Westchester doctors said Mr. Clinton needed a bypass operation and referred him to Columbia-Presbyterian.
Doctors had diagnosed him with dementia and referred him to social services and then the hospital discharged him".
The church program had already helped him get his high school equivalency and referred him to a restaurant job.
In February 2015, a private doctor diagnosed Lubitz with "psychosomatic and anxiety disorders" and referred him to a psychotherapist and psychiatrist.
The operator there, however, thought it was a kind of 'craziness' and referred him to the psychiatric department.
