"lists of reference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to a list of sources used in academic writing, such as "The bibliography at the end of the paper includes a list of reference sources."
Main outcome measures: Analysis of photocopy requests from published lists of reference in a two-year period by physicians in the province of British Columbia, Canada.
In caprine samples, the ranked lists of reference genes for samples and analyses differed.
For PBMC samples, the ranked lists of reference genes, produced by geNorm and NormFinder were the same and the most stable reference gene was ACTB.
195 CPU seconds (86 seconds used by CLUSTALW2) to re-annotate the entire genome when equivalence lists of reference repeats were used to defragment chromosomal elements matching multiple reference sequences.
The lists of reference genes (translation processing factors, chaperones, and ribosomal proteins) were obtained for each genome by searching its gene annotations for relevant terms, using BioBIKE's GENES-DESCRIBED-BY function.
For public hospitals (which represent three quarters of all hospitalized patients), two published lists of reference costs were used to calculate costs for hospital stays for the study populations [ 37].
(DOCX 16 kb) Additional file 11: References S1. List of references referred to in Fig. 5.
Finally lists of references are mentioned at the end.
The classified lists of references are given in Text S2.
Briefly, published studies were searched in Medline, Google scholar and the lists of references of articles.
It is normal for such guidelines to have lists of references that comprise their evidence base.
