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"originally referred" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was mentioned or called by a particular name or title first before it was referred to in a different way. Example: The building, originally referred to as the "Old Bank," was later renovated into a boutique hotel.
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("Sefarad" means Spain, in Hebrew, and originally referred only to Jews of Spanish and Portuguese origin).
It originally referred to the Philadelphia Enquirer.
A heading originally referred to 'Courtald Gallery'.
It originally referred to the BJP slogan "Shining India".
It originally referred to a 'ban' on caesarean births.
It originally referred to Peterhouse as an Oxford college.
It originally referred to Olof Dreijer as Anderson.
We originally referred to Jim James as Jim Jones.
It originally referred to salaries as take-home pay.
It originally referred to "EU human rights law".
The sixth paragraph originally referred to the Inland Revenue Service.
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