"draw reference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that one should refer to an external source for further information. For example, "We have been discussing the potential implications of this decision, so let's draw reference to the associated legal document to be certain."
He began to draw reference to Justice Clarence Thomas of the Supreme Court, how Thomas takes positions that some civil rights groups disagree with.
Though Majdi described the twin explosions in terms of their relationship with Syria's current civil war he was also quick to draw reference to the state of Lebanese-Syrian relations over the last 50 years.
Note: Although Cardinal Dolan was not present at the Mass at St . Patricks Cathedral, as some may conclude based on the title, the title is intended to draw reference to the fact that the Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop, Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
Measure carefully and draw reference marks on the new sheet of sheetrock.
Also, even though the doc does draw references to Ali's fights with ringside footage of Sonny Liston, Floyd Patterson, Ernie Terrell and more, but this was more to bring a closer examination of WHO was Ali, the man.
GuruNet draws reference information from a number of sources including the American Heritage Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus, and the Columbia Reference Encyclopedia.
As shown in Figure 3, manually drawn reference road map is compared with extracted road network and buffer width is set as 3.
We further identified Eigen genes which were specifically regulated only under the cold, heat, or salt condition by drawing reference lines on the biplot.
The results found pointed out that the potential exhibited by these drawn reference electrodes was fully reliable only when small but controlled amounts of chloride ions can be added to assayed samples, without interfering investigated processes.
Former Malaga boss Pellegrini, who faced the Portuguese when Mourinho was coach of Real Madrid, questioned Mourinho's view and drew reference to Chelsea's spending over the last decade, since Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich bought the club.
Like he builds these little model towns to use for drawing reference when he makes a comic.
