The phrase "above confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been previously verified or acknowledged in a conversation or document.
Example: "As per our last discussion, the details of the agreement are above confirmed."
Alternatives: "previously confirmed" or "confirmed above".
At a premiere on Saturday night for his film "Two Lovers" in Los Angeles, Joaquin Phoenix, above, confirmed that he had decided to give up acting to focus on his music career, The Associated Press reported.
Brunelleschi's invention, above, confirmed the idea of perspective.
The experimental assays described above confirmed reporter gene activity for 16 CRMs in four non- Drosophila insect genomes, nearly doubling the number currently described (fig. 4 a and supplementary fig. S3 and table S6, Supplementary Material online).
An earlier regulatory filing suggested that the firm was raising $50 million, and partner Eric Hippeau (at right in the photo above) confirmed that $50 million was the initial target — Lerer Hippeau was able to exceed that amount after "meeting some new LPs who were interested in backing us".
Moreover, ESI-MS as described above, confirmed that all muteins could bind R5P (data not shown).
Although the analysis of our proteomics data above confirmed that our results were largely consistent with known effects of rapamycin treatment in yeast, it provided only limited insights into potential new pathways involved in regulation of TOR function.
As the data above confirm, this is a good thing.
The setup of spectroscopic analysis presented above confirms the effective immobilization of a biocatalyst onto the surface of PS support.
The data above confirm that the earliest stages of neural differentiation are accompanied by the downregulation of Cdh1.
All the above confirm that a mother with poor nutritional status before and during pregnancy, does not provide adequate nutrients necessary for foetal growth.
The results discussed above confirm the thesis about cross-talking between brain and ventricular system functioning in physiological as well as pathological conditions.
