The phrase "above follows" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The information provided above follows the guidelines set forth in the manual."
Alternatives: "as mentioned above" or "as stated earlier".
Theorem 1.2 above follows from the following more general result.
The estimate from above follows from the following greedy algorithm.
The outline above follows the forefront of cultural development as it took place in several well-known areas.
Showing simultaneously on four outdoor television monitors, the video, above, follows two lovely silver-gray Weimaraners, Penny and Bobbin, as they enjoy a day in the park.
The incident on Hinckley Road, which demolished a sshop and the two-storey flat above, follows an explosion in Boston, Lincolnshire, in 2011 that killed five Lithuanian men and was caused by an illegal vodka factory.
Forget Me Not (91 mins, 15) This low-budget Brit-indie film, above, follows in the footsteps of Before Sunrise, in that it has two strangers walking and talking around London one night and, who knows, perhaps even falling in love.
The semifinal matches start today with Belgium facing France, above, followed on Wednesday by Croatia versus England.
The texts are letters from Prithwindra Mukherjee, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Rainer Maria Rilke and Vincent van Gogh – the latter the quotation given above, followed by an extract from Timbres, Espace, Mouvement.
DNA was isolated as mentioned above, followed by Taqman PCR amplification using primers and probe sequences that were described in Klerks et al., 2004.
Which leads to paragraph 1 above, followed by paragraph 2 in the press.
In wild-type (WT) mice, HBO(2) exposure transiently reduced rCBF, but by 60 min rCBF was restored to baseline levels and above, followed by EEG spikes.
