The phrase "my citations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a list of sources that an individual has used to support their argument or statement in a written piece. This phrase is typically used in academic or formal writing. Example: "In my research paper, I have included a comprehensive list of my citations from various scholarly articles and books."
(Oh, Kant, thou shouldst be living at this hour!) As you can tell from my citations, nearly all of the essays in the new issue of J.A.F.
"You may say, 'it's not a big deal; I can survive a 10% decrease in my citations,' but it shows that the community is penalizing the individual.
Since I've published almost nothing to this point, I attribute most of the Circlings to a cascading outward of mining the circles of those who expect something of value from me and my citations.
I tried to be very fair with my citations, and I like to think that if I ever gave you one, you could at least admit how I saw it was necessary.
My citations are haphazard.
My citations, although insufficiently precise for a scientific paper, match or exceed those in most books of quotations.
To my great pride my citation for my OBE was as chair of the Society of Black Architects.
One of the most memorable came from a man who objected to my citation of a statistic, from a 2006 National Geographic-Roper survey, indicating that nearly two-thirds of Americans age 18 to 24 cannot find Iraq on a map.
My citation was "For Services to the Fashion Industry" - or, as I'm guessing, for being a loudmouthed agitator and behind-the-scenes introducer-in-general for London's young designers, a woman who, in other words, ought to know by now how to dress herself for any occasion.
A number of readers, including Jason Calacanis, pointed, out that Gates Sr. was a partner in a law firm, and so an entrepreneur, arguing that my citation was therefore faulty.
I chose my citation style, entered the genre as "business studies", and as my PayPal account drained of real hard-earned money, I couldn't help but feel elated.
