Yes, copied paragraphs with in-text references cited using Mendeley can be moved from one document to another, and a bibliography can be generated successfully. When you copy a paragraph that contains in-text references, the references should also be copied along with the text.

Mendeley stores your references in a library, which is separate from the document that you are working on. When you move a paragraph from one document to another, Mendeley will still recognize the in-text references and will generate the bibliography accordingly. However, it's important to make sure that the references in your Mendeley library are up-to-date and accurate.

Before generating a bibliography, you should also ensure that the referencing style in Mendeley matches the style required by the document you are working on. This will ensure that the bibliography is formatted correctly according to the guidelines of the referencing style.

Ajit Singh Thank you for your detailed guide. I will try it out right away.