"making referrals" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of recommending someone or something to another person or organization. Example: As a healthcare provider, part of my job is making referrals for patients who need specialized treatment.
As this study demonstrated, making referrals could be perceived by some patients as a deceptive money-making technique because of embedded negative stereotypes about and lack of trust in private practice doctors in Hong Kong.
The number of doctors making referrals to the project quickly rose from one to 89.
The MP for Leigh also voiced support for making referrals for physical activity available in all GP surgeries.
But, overwhelmed by the response, they had difficulty making referrals, and so they began offering treatment themselves.
Employee Assistance has an extensive and well-researched directory of community resources to draw from when making referrals.
The office has built an excellent record in performing preliminary investigations of allegations and making referrals to the Ethics Committee.
The medical director, Dr. Shira Shavit, manages common post-prison chronic diseases, making referrals to specialists for advanced illnesses.
A recent study by Public Agenda confirms that 70percentt of Americans want their doctors to discuss prices with patients before making referrals or ordering tests.
Nevertheless, the Alianza has taken a lower religious profile and focuses on social services, like making referrals for AIDS counseling and helping people obtain high school equivalency diplomas.
During the savings-and-loan crisis, regulators aided law enforcement by filing more than 30,000 suspicious-activity reports, making referrals and sharing expertise.
Alerted to the complaints about Wayside, the New York City Administration for Children's Services, which had placed 65 of the girls at the home, stopped making referrals to Wayside last week.
