The phrase "above announcement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an announcement that has been made earlier in the text or conversation.
Example: "Please refer to the above announcement for details regarding the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "previous announcement" or "prior announcement".
Shortly after the above announcement Al left the restaurant due to a professional disagreement with the owner.
Given the above announcement, it seems people want to opt out of those, too.
Interestingly, at the time of publication the band's Wikipedia page states plainly that the above announcement was for the band's third album, called Woman.
An example of a customized Motion blog is this showcase for the Future of Web Apps conference where the above announcements were made today.
On the Web site of the Robert H. Goddard Junior High School in Ozone Park, Queens, above the announcements on exams coming up, attendance requirements for graduation and uniform policies, there is this message: "If you owe a lunch balance, you are required to pay for it".
The 'faction war base' (which is coloured red) is located above faction announcements.
See recorded announcement above; "neither" is singular, so make it "neither … was part".
This site was used as part of the chief executive's initial announcement above, but now has a page of accusations against Wikia management.
Mr. Silvera and the authority's executive director and chief executive, Elliot G. Sander, above, made the announcement at a news conference at Grand Central Terminal.
But the last line of Vidpresso's announcement above explains Facebook's intentions here, and also why it didn't just try to build the tools itself.
"[SoftBank CEO] Masayoshi Son is a visionary business leader and we are humbled by this strong endorsement of our mission and purpose," said WeWork co-founder and CEO Adam Neumann (pictured above) in the announcement.
