cross-refer
After cross-referencing the documents, she spotted the problem: the hospital had sent part of the bill to the wrong insurer.
mobile phone records were cross-referenced with video footage.
All you have to do is cross reference a phone number with a post code.
The index combines and cross-references more than 138,000 author names and more than 176,000 titles.

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cross-reference | American Dictionary

cross-reference
noun[ C ]
us/ˈkrɔsˈref·rəns/
(in books) an instruction to look somewhere else in the same book for related information

Examples of cross-reference

cross-reference
The book has a clearly defined argumentative thread assisted by an effort to cross-reference between chapters where possible.
The five different symbols may be used to cross-reference the panels.
My archaeological tendency to use the comparable features of objects to cross-reference their dates seemed to have got me somewhere.
Exhaustive conditionals are dealt with twice, as though there were two quite separate constructions here - there isn't even a cross-reference between the two sections concerned.
A cross-reference to chapter 5 would have helped.
These make the book much more user-friendly, easy to use and to cross-reference.
However, it is not possible to explore multiple branches of the hierarchy or cross-reference between branches.
The immediate dramatic impact being clear, what requires justification is the critical need to consider it a cross-reference at all.
Several major opportunities to cross-reference information were squandered during the production of this encyclopaedia and that means its value as a research tool is limited.
The quality, extent of coverage, the method of presentation, and cross-reference to other chapters in the book by most authors are very good.
All these cases of textual cross-reference and patterns of combination are matched in the music.
Occasionally, a chance to make a cross-reference to another paper in the volume was missed, but otherwise the book is very well edited.
Particularly with such an interdisciplinary subject the ability of the reader to easily cross-reference between papers has been lost as a result of this omission.
Terms listed in this glossary are printed in bold in the main text, allowing easy cross-reference.
The natural relationships in documents are either (i) substructures, or (ii) references to other parts of the document (where the term reference here means simply a cross-reference in a document).
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