"referenced documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents that have been already mentioned or referred to previously. For example: "Please refer to the referenced documents for more information."
The method extracts text from the abstracts of references annotated in each protein's Swiss-Prot record, pre-processes the text (tokenization into terms, removal of non-content words, and basic stemming to normalize word forms), and scores terms based on their distribution across proteins and their relative significance in the entire corpus of Swiss-Prot referenced documents.
[Based on information provided by Dr. Armando Arredondo and Mr. Emanuel Orozco, Health Systems Research Center, National Institute of Public Health, Cuernavaca, Mexico, including the referenced documents they cite.] None declared.
The number of authors for each document varies from one to 98. Less than 4% of the referenced documents (2 studies) contribute about 51% of the authors.
Based on WHO guidance and sampling methods described in these referenced documents [ 10, 12, 14], we calculated that 3,608 charts would need to be abstracted to have enough power to achieve ± 7% precision, 95% of the time.
Issa accused Park on Fox News, of "engaging in a pattern of interference and false statements," referencing documents that suggest the healthcare website could handle about one-tenth of the users Park claimed it could.
Relevant to balance of power debates, others highlight the value of external Institutional Review Boards referencing documented community consultation to strengthen protocol review [ 13, 14].
I aimed to create work that referenced historical documents, black and white photography, monumental glorification and so on.
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), who chairs the committee, referenced the documents in a Monday-evening speech on the Senate floor.
In the Inception/Desk Phase, the team reviewed the project documentation and all relevant literature and reference documents.
The robot matches the words and phrases directed toward it -- other than requests for a statistic -- with words in its reference documents.
Besides looking at ancient scrolls, the multispectral scanner can compare things like bank notes and passports with reference documents of known provenance.
