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The phrase "get a referral" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to receive a recommendation from someone, usually for a service. For example: "I needed to find a new doctor, so I asked my friend to get me a referral."
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They'll get a referral.
But we are here just to get a referral, my father tells me.
"She persisted and fought with the pediatrician to get a referral to me.
You can make an appointment with your health care provider to get a referral.
Make sure that you get a referral from your doctor at Columbia health service.
Some patients get a referral, leave the office and the process of scheduling is so esoteric it just doesn't happen.
For a professional assessment, ask you Primary Care Physician (PCP) or get a referral to an occupational therapist.
"It can take up to two years to get a referral to an allergy clinic in the NHS.
Likewise, if you regularly see a psychologist, psychiatrist or physical therapist, get a referral to someone on or near campus.
See if there are job openings at your own company — you may even get a referral bonus.
The waiting times to access help early on are too long around the country – if you get a referral at all," says Berger.
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