The phrase "above disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or details that have been previously mentioned or disclosed in a document or conversation.
Example: "As stated in the above disclosure, all financial transactions must be reported."
Alternatives: "previous disclosure" or "foregoing disclosure".
Despite the warnings, the evidence is that the buyers of these synthetic collateralized debt obligations did not do a thorough investigation into the securities themselves, let alone follow up on the above disclosure.
[Double disclosure, for good measure: see the above disclosure about CrunchFund.].
Furthermore, as noted above, disclosure of inputs of the type requested here goes beyond what is necessary for a "fair summary". Advance Materials for May 11 , 2011 Board Meeting at 16.
The consent form was concluded with major questions on above disclosures in Yes/NO form followed by the signature (with date) of the donor.
Nevertheless, the authors do not believe that the above mentioned disclosure presents any apparent competing interest with respect to the content and subject matter of the retrospective analysis shown here.
Obama gets all of the above (full disclosure: I'm an informal advisor to the campaign).
Exactly the same point is to be made here as above: the disclosure of such partial presuppositions does not disqualify the research, but once disclosed or challenged they are to be fully acknowledged in the announced research results.
While it is easy to appreciate a leaning towards disclosure, the above leaves American people in a position of either trusting the government or not.
In addition, the Roundtable suggested that the S.E.C. retain the current rule with respect to earnings on deferred compensation, which requires disclosure of above-market earnings on deferred compensation.
He asked for an amendment to the branch's returns to reflect several amounts above the $10,500 disclosure threshold.
Perhaps because Mr. Claus is a character famed far and wide for diplomacy and, above all, minimal disclosure, the debate quickly took on a life of its own.
