'make reference of' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use 'make reference to' instead. Example: I will make reference to recent events in my speech.
Nor does C2C's form make reference of the right to request money, although the company said it was in the process of correcting this.
In an August 2010 interview, co-showrunner and executive producer Robert Carlock was asked if the series would continue to make reference of the real-life acquisition of NBC Universal by cable company Comcast which occurred in November 2009 to which Carlock replied that their version of the acquisition was in the "works".
If you cannot think any elements, you can make reference of the other games such as RuneScape or World of Warcraft for ideas.
"This dog day afternoon turned better for Patty Hearst," was the Baltimore Sun's best shot, making reference of course to the 1975 film classic Dog Day Afternoon, starring Al Pacino about a bank hold-up that goes unnervingly wrong.
The calculated wind turbine which contains tapered tower, rotor overhang and tilted rotor shaft is constructed by making reference of successfully commercial operated wind turbine designed by NEG Micon and Vestas.
Despite not appearing in the episode, the show made reference of Jack Donaghy's romantic interest in high school sweatheart, Nancy Donovan, portrayed by actress Julianne Moore.
Nine tracks make reference to hearts of steel and being made of stone, sleeping alone and never loving again.
Proponents and opponents of guns make reference to the use of guns in crime and for safety purposes.
To support its argument, Chase cites records obtained from the insurers in discovery, some of which make reference to the financial purpose of the transactions.
The epigraphs to her novels (TS Eliot, Emily Dickinson, Borges …) often make reference to the persistence of memory.
The wider culture began to make reference to a category of Christians called progressive.
