'consulted references' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to someone obtaining outside sources or opinions to inform a decision. For example: "She consulted references and her coworkers before deciding to take a new job."
Due to the article's length limitations, we did not include all the consulted references in the References section.
We also consulted references from the extracted articles and reviews to complete the data bank.
We searched the reference lists of all relevant publications, consulted references from the Council of Medical Editors meeting on disclosure (Sept 2004) and selectively searched for the published policies of several organizations, including the Cochrane Collaboration, NICE, FDA, and National Academies of Science [ 26- 30].
The documented pKa values of PPD vary according to the consulted reference.
She probably relied for models on specimens in the Small Mammal House of a zoo, and consulted reference works in the library of the Natural History Museum to aid her work.
Although only a few patients searched the internet or consulted reference books for pharmaceutical information, such sources were regarded as vital alternatives.
Readers interested in theoretical developments may consult references [ 27- 30] and works cited therein.
Readers interested in a formal mathematical statement of these requirements and how they give rise to the simple estimate should consult references [ 9][ 13][ 14][ 16][ 17].
By comparison, treatment of cells with non-natural analogs tends to result in the replacement of natural sialic acids with their non-natural counterparts rather than an overall increase in sialylation (for perspective on this issue, consult references [ 65- 68].
Sometimes I can easily answer the question by consulting reference works.
A principal difference between over-the-board chess and all forms of correspondence chess is that in the latter players are permitted to analyze a position by moving the pieces and by consulting reference books.
