“According to the drawings” sounds conclusive until someone asks which plan, section, detail or note contains the controlling information
A complete set can still fail if the route through it is unclear.
Cross-references, consistent names and a visible information hierarchy turn separate sheets into one navigable system
Familiarity cannot be allowed to substitute for wayfinding.
The design consequence is a clearer hierarchy of information, traceable references and documents that remain usable under real site pressure.
The phrase should point to a verifiable path, not send someone searching through paper under site pressure.