The phrase "consult sources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refer to various references or materials for information or verification.
Example: "To ensure the accuracy of your report, it is essential to consult sources that provide reliable data."
Alternatives: "refer to references" or "check the literature."
To properly evaluate their work, he said, you needed to consult sources other than scientific journals, such as government reports and health-care experts.
How current do your sources need to be? Do you need to consult sources contemporary with an event or a person's life?
When confronted by a thorny problem on the fringe of their expertise, they might conduct a Google search to consult sources that are "not necessarily endorsed by Apple," Mr. Isom said.
With little time, he worked out a trip to Mexico City to consult sources there.
Moreover, parents who used NPDs in the last 6 months were more likely to consult sources of information different from CBP (χ = 48.06, 2 df, p < 0.001).
Researchers are encouraged to consult sources of information related to rodent and lagomorph anesthesia and pain management for guidelines relating to each species [ 24, 25].
Best practice as an academic is to keep things ambiguous, up for debate, weighing all possibilities, consulting sources widely.
Normally what happens with a subject like this is that the journalist works away quietly, interviewing people and consulting sources.
He and Ms. Myers have researched the topic for three decades, consulting sources as obscure as shopkeepers' bills and paint still encrusted on artists' palettes.
The guide offers the most popular or most frequently consulted sources, both online and available to researchers in person in our reading room.
Determined that his house look as if it had been built in the 1840s, reflecting the local Hudson Valley vernacular, Mr. Schafer studied local examples and consulted sources including pattern books by the 19th-century architects Asher Benjamin and Minard Lefever.
