"refer to the instructions" is a correct phrase that you can use in written English.
For example, "If you need help understanding the task, please refer to the instructions provided."
(If you are providing a US address, please refer to the instructions for the relevant form for more information or contact your tax advisor).
Each type has its own way of handling power and recharging, so for specific information about battery safety that pertains to your machine, you should refer to the instructions in your owner's manual.
(Instructions for submission of a new manuscript are very different. If you are submitting a manuscript for initial evaluation, please refer to the instructions for initial submission of a new manuscript).
Again, refer to the instructions.
If you're unsure, refer to the instructions that came with your lamp kit.
You can refer to the instructions written at the back of the bag for specific instructions.
Agency officials are resisting making wording changes to the 1040 although, the report deadpans, "Most taxpayers would not refer to the instruction booklet to figure out how to subtract one line from another".
Be sure to print both the form and the instructions and refer to the instruction sheet for each item to ensure you are providing the requested information.
One of the very first employments of self-modification was for computer language translation, "language" here referring to the instructions that make the machine work.
The term software refers to the instructions needed to enable a programmable device to function, including the associated hierarchy of documents required to produce the code.
The problem is that some participants of negotiations insisted on keeping the intermediary referring to the instructions from the top".
