The phrase "reference to the text" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used in academic writing or in formal settings when discussing a specific piece of writing or literature. Example: The author's frequent references to the text of Shakespeare's Hamlet demonstrate their extensive knowledge and understanding of the play.
Other documents show that days after agreeing to the settlement, the mayor had it thrown out and replaced by two agreements: a monetary settlement with no reference to the text messages and a confidentiality agreement intended to keep the messages from becoming public.
Detractors may say that the central allegation against Myerson - that her hunger for a good book has made her a bad mother - can be advanced without detailed reference to the text, but I suspect that many of those who have read or written about The Lost Child will be surprised - and perhaps chastened - by its contents.
"We asked Europia [the European oil refiners' association] for further support for the raw materials and energy chapter and for further concrete input, whereby we made a reference to the text for the UA [EU-Ukraine free trade agreement], also explaining this was a compromise text and not our preferred outcome," the officials' minutes say.
Reference to the text establishing the measure is reported (budget law, decree…).
In this section, we will compare in more detail the way that Hunston (2000), Thetela (1997) and Hood (2004) distinguish between different types of context, with reference to the texts they themselves have analyzed.
However, relief from such impossible expectations can be found by a quick reference to the texts about Mary in the Bible.
Are these oblique references to the text?
I added references to the text myself.
Having served its original purpose in announcing independence, references to the text of the Declaration were few for the next four score years.
Our results have shown that TM can retrieve reasonably accurate results for MI extraction and therefore a TM-assisted manual curation approach could be most beneficial, in particular for the more frequent interactions that can be checked first via references to the text.
It then sets out a series of 55 propositions regarding the Trinity, each supported by references to the texts collected in the first section.
