"omit reference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to explain that something should be left out or ignored in a particular reference. For example, "Thank you for providing me with this reference, but please omit reference to my past criminal record."
"Yet the reports prepared in mid-January -- at a time when Mr. Lindh's case was the subject of frequent negative public commentary by government officials, intense media coverage and almost daily public opinion polls -- omit reference to these statements," they argued.
Tensions that had been running high following a row over Japanese history textbooks that omit reference to the sexual exploitation of local women by Japanese occupation forces rose even further: in South Korea a group of particularly incensed men each cut off a little finger in protest.
Thus, they omit reference to the type of mixed exotic-indigenous vegetation associated with habitats common to urban areas, such as cliff faces, disused quarries, private gardens and grounds, river and rail corridors.
Others omit mention of the king of Chandragiri altogether, and omit reference to the Koovagam temple.
I have asked the authors of the constitutional law casebook I use either to omit references to Yoo's work or to note the allegations against him.
Ms. Temple's message said the draft memo should omit references to Andersen's legal group and to her -- in order to protect the attorney-client privilege and reduce the chances that she would have to be a witness.
Speculation has been mounting that Abe's war anniversary statement will not include an explicit apology and will omit references to Japanese "colonial rule and aggression" on the Asian mainland in the first half of the 20th century.
"Convinced of the soundness of his report and concerned that inclusion of the ambiguous data will detract from and distort the essential thrust of the report, Engineer A decides to omit references to the ambiguous data," reads case No. 85-5.
On Thursday, Mr. Bernanke omitted reference to "the near term".
That's why the Democratic party's 2012 platform endorsed gay marriage, removed any reference to God, and omitted reference to Jerusalem.
The Associated Press, for instance, omitted reference to his 6 years underground, but did not fail to inform us that he was "fully dressed" when he died.
