"rear reference" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an event or reference made earlier in a conversation, article, book, or other written work. For example: "This latest piece of information supports the rear reference made in the last chapter."
Includes correspondence, publications, course material and subject files pertaining to Devereux's interest in the ways families are organized cross-culturally and historically and how these variations affect child rearing, with reference to these subjects in Japan, Germany, Israel and England.
Mercedes sliced downward-stabbing vents into the production car's rear bumper, referencing a family trait from the company's AMG high-performance models.
Similarly, larval fish from mothers exposed to contaminated sediment were larger and had higher survivorship when also exposed to contaminated sediment, but suffered a fitness cost when reared on reference sediment (Nye et al. 2007).
The Type 64's raised rear spine features references that are worn by the Type 64 housed in the expansive Bugatti collection at the Cité de l'Automobile in Mulhouse, France.
In addition, they reported much stricter and less emotionally warm parental rearing behavior in reference to their father as well as a lack of emotional warmth from their mother.
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Numbers are shown only for the target and reference birth-rearing types Triplet lambs were relatively frequent in these data (17%% of lambs born in the core birth weight data) and triplet rearing was common (47 % of surviving triplet lambs).
On echocardiography, 6/140 (4%) had a left ventricular rear wall thickness above the reference value at our hospital, 17/140 (12%) had a septal thickness above the reference value of our hospital, 16/140 (11.5%) had an E/A ratio of 1 or less, and 5/140 (3.5%) had a left ventricular ejection fraction below 50% but only 1/140 (0.5%) patient below 40% [ 13].
The blatant ogling of her appearance in the reference to her rear sounds like a dirty joke that would be shouted between boys over beers at a bar, a seemingly odd choice for a professional company that presumably hopes to attract women, as well as men, to its products.
References to Fascism rear ugly heads.
