"plethora of references" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means an excessive or abundant amount of references. Example: The research paper was well-supported with a plethora of references from various reputable sources.
It was the first iteration of what would become the trio's trademark approach of surreal sampling and cartoonish collage, taking a rich plethora of references and mashing them together with playful abandon.
What's more, De Palma's peculiar fealty to the history of cinema — his overt dependence upon the films of Alfred Hitchcock and his plethora of references to other classic filmmakers (from Howard Hawks and Stanley Kubrick to Michelangelo Antonioni and Sergei Eisenstein) — results in zombie-like movies.
Television, advertisements, magazines and other forms of popular media provide a plethora of references for upward social comparison.
To some, the New York City Building Code is an amalgam of obscure specifications, redefined in a plethora of subchapter references, tables, citations and amendments.
Capital in the Twenty-First Century is constructed out of a plethora of French references (the historian François Furet is key), and Piketty declares that he understands the French political landscape best of all.
All these shows were desperately self-conscious and desperately anxious to establish their intellectual credentials, as if supposing that a plethora of knowing references to various aspects of culture must demonstrate artistic merit.
Among poets who gained prominence after Franco are Guillermo Carnero, whose work is characterized by a plethora of cultural references and centred upon the theme of death; Jaime Siles, whose abstract, reflexive poetry belongs to Spain's so-called poesía de pensamiento ("poetry of thought"); and Luis Antonio de Villena, an outspoken representative of Spain's gay revolution.
Despite its readability and a plethora of scholarly references, however, there are substantial omissions and misrepresentations.
Meticulous production, a plethora of clever musical references: the danger of this kind of thing is that it sounds a little arid and clenched.
Enjoying the plethora of Wizard of Oz references, the two parodied a portion of "Over the Rainbow" in their column.
This report is reviewed here-in, along with a list of the plethora of lunar regolith simulants and references.
