The phrase "above characterised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that has been described or defined earlier in the text.
Example: "The above characterised features of the product highlight its unique advantages in the market."
Alternatives: "previously described" or "aforementioned".
As the idea of responsibility has evolved over time, different combinations of the active/passive and temporal dimensions discussed above have characterised its different framings and understandings.
In detail, samples containing a clay content lower than 4 wt% can have permeabilities as high as ~ 10−13 m2; samples containing a clay content of 5 wt% and above are characterised by lower permeabilities, from ~ 10−18 to ~ 10−16 m2 (Fig. 13a).
Non-typeable isolates by the methods mentioned above were characterised by ccrB sequencing [ 26].
Following the same protocol as above, we characterised adaptation to high salt with competition assays.
The four polymers described above were characterised by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) using a Mettler DSC-821e differential scanning calorimeter.
And, as I've already quoted the ASI as identifying above, "social settings characterised by too little diversity of viewpoints are liable to become afflicted by group think, a dysfunctional atmosphere where key assumptions go unquestioned, dissenting opinions are neutralised, and favoured beliefs are held as sacrosanct". .
Singing above vividly characterised accompaniments, conducted by Jamie Phillips, the British mezzo-soprano Christine Rice fell some way into the opera-singer trap of crooning when performing folk-style in her own language.
What, above all, characterised the 1939-45 was was the fact that so many more civilians than soldiers were killed, something that should have a special resonance in Britain – because the most distinctive British contribution to the war was the bombing that destroyed the cities of Germany and killed hundreds of thousands, mostly women and children.
The best solutions obtained with the IDI model (see above) are characterised by a nearly linear transmission of the inhibitory synapses, whereas the excitatory synapses have an expansive characteristic.
As above, these PCs are characterised by strong positive trait loadings, and negative loadings are much fewer and lower in absolute value.
