The phrase "as one refers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating how someone might reference or mention something in a formal or general context.
Example: "As one refers to the historical documents, it becomes clear that the events were misrepresented."
Alternatives: "as one mentions" or "as one cites".
On many sites, enthusiasts spoke of wounded Jupiter — "ol' Jinkers," as one referred to the fifth planet from the sun — in human terms.
President Karzai was not really into this plan, but eventually agreed as long as no one referred to it as an "Islamic emirate".
In one, referred to as the "The Justin Bieber Ruse," Gunn reportedly pretended to be the pop singer, using screenames like Justin Babin, justinqazabc123, and surprise.suprise1.suprise1
We show that the most aggressive formulations (referred to as C-MUSCL and U-MUSCL) reach the same level of accuracy as the other one (referred to as Runge Kutta), at a lower computational cost.
As a result, one referred client was not included in the ROM data collection as these parents indicated during the intake procedure having difficulties with the Dutch language.
As we entered the one referred to as the "Man and Life" building, we became enclosed within a human cell magnified something like a zillion times.
The second one, referred as system 3b, is a late submission and tuned the thresholds for ATWV performance.
The first one, referred as system 4a, optimizes the system so that at least 10% of hits on training/development data are produced.
The first one, referred as system 2a, combines the detections from the Hungarian and Russian phone decoders, since they got the best performance in the training/development data.
The second one, referred as system 2b, merges the detections from all the phone decoders (i.e., Czech, Hungarian, and Russian) in the final output file.
