The phrase "above clarifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to clarifications that have been mentioned earlier in a document or conversation.
Example: "Based on the above clarifications, we can proceed with the project as planned."
Alternatives: "previous clarifications" or "clarifications mentioned above".
We have now amended the headline in line with the above clarification.
As a result, all of the above experimental clarifications strongly established that the PPy silver nanocomposites are successfully formed.
Amazingly, in a recent relevant review, Maziak (2012) cites that very study in Kashmir while ignoring the above important clarification by Koul and Chaouachi (2011).
(Rows 443 453) A clarification of test scores, such as the clarification presented above, could help other health professionals localize and assess the clinical significance of a patient's impairment.
The ideal dosing of erythromycin still requires clarification; the above regimen produced satisfactory outcomes, but similar results might have been achieved with twice daily dosing [ 20].
This makes the clarifications above necessary.
The reader interested in pursuing any of these traditions should beware that applied philosophers who make use of rigidity in the various subdisciplines frequently confuse rigidity with other phenomena recognized by popular theories of reference: see clarifications above in §2.
Thanks to everyone for a really great comment thread – and one quick above-the-line clarification thanks to several commenters is to note the Spanish government has denied it would have any objection to an independent Scotland being a member of the EU.
In order to provide additional clarifications to the above qualitative statements, we shall focus our attention on an approximation of (12), in which the random matrices P i (t|t) and the probabilities (beta ^{[l]}_{i,0}(t)) are replaced by their expected values (see, e.g., [17,39]).
