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The phrase "it also refers to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate that a term or concept has additional meanings or associations beyond what has already been mentioned. Example: "The term 'ecosystem' is not only about the biological community; it also refers to the interactions between living organisms and their environment."
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It also refers to earlier forms.
It also refers to leaving a party without saying goodbye.
It also refers to immigration as a jihadist "technique".
However, it also refers to domestic extremism, student protests and climate issues.
It also refers to the catch of juveniles or undersize fish of the species targeted.
But it also refers to artworks of outstanding skill, artistry or craftsmanship.
Membrillo means quince in Spanish, but it also refers to a paste made from quince, sugar and lemon juice.
We associate it with brilliance, depth and acuity, but it also refers to an essence, ability or influence.
If you think that's bad, it also refers to the Ten Commandments as One Commandment And Yada-yada-yada.
It also refers to "a sensuously curved staircase" with four bedrooms and a "gleaming, all-white kitchen.
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It also refers to an approach to studying those forms, an approach that uses interpretative strategies for understanding cultural meanings embedded in landscapes.
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