Is this sentence correct?

[trapanipalermo]

Hi guys
is the position of the first "to" correct in this phrase?

".... It is also worth mentioning that the data in Table III, which the Reviewer probably refers to, do not correspond to real measurements"

or should I say ..."to which the Reviewer refers"?

thanks
PAt

[new2grammar]

Hi guys
is the position of the first "to" correct in this phrase?

".... It is also worth mentioning that the data in Table III, which the Reviewer probably refers to, do not correspond to real measurements"

or should I say ..."to which the Reviewer refers"?

thanks
PAt

Try this
It is also worth mentioning that the data in Table III, which the Reviewer is refering, does not correspond to real measurements

[trapanipalermo]

I'm not completely convinced.... I'd rather use "refer" as intransitive....

can you suggest ause with this verb?

thanks

PAT

[bhaisahab]

Hi guys
is the position of the first "to" correct in this phrase?

".... It is also worth mentioning that the data in Table III, which the Reviewer probably refers to, do not correspond to real measurements"

or should I say ..."to which the Reviewer refers"?

thanks
PAt

Hi, I think that it reads better as;

".... It is also worth mentioning that the data in Table III, to which the Reviewer refers , do not correspond to real measurements"

[Clark]

Depends on the style. 'to which' is more formal, 'which ... to' - conversational.

[David L.]

".... It is also worth mentioning that the data to which the Reviewer probably refers, Table III, do not correspond to real measurements"