The phrase "above in the process" is not entirely clear and may not be the best choice in written English.
It could be used when referring to something mentioned earlier in a discussion or document related to a specific process.
Example: "As outlined above in the process, we need to ensure all steps are followed carefully."
Alternatives: "previously in the procedure" or "earlier in the process".
However, the key point above, in the process of generalization and application about this lemma, has been ambiguous gradually.
Our observations strongly suggest that by 16 PCW the cortical plate contains both layers V and VI, with layers IV and above in the process of forming.
As described above, in the process of aging, the vast majority of the G3 domain is lost as the part of the normal turnover of cartilage PG aggrecan [ 99], whereas the rest of the molecule, including the G1 domain which is bound to hyaluronan, is retained in the cartilage.
The very process for reaching enlightenment (Prajna) is a process, according to Suzuki (1969, p. 55), "which is at once above and in the process of reasoning.
The phase shift caused by the frequency offset is estimated and compensated from the above information in the process of decoding.
An ethnic Muslim population internally displaced 20 years ago (in 1990) from Northern Sri Lanka, aged 18 or above and currently in the process of return migration.
The only crane rising above downtown was in the process of tearing down the last of the big textile mills.
The second hit of Owsley was back in Santa Monica where I walked a stairway to the clouds above, or was in the process of doing that when gentle hands pulled me back from the cliff.
The results revealed that there was high frequency vibration signal above 10 kHz in the process of drilling GFRP laminate.
With a number of high-profile stocks having rallied above and now in the process of pulling back toward their 200-day moving averages, some of the stocks that are perennially in demand are now on sale.
The paper contains information about frequency and areas of CLC and their changes in the period 1990 2000, but above all in the processes – flows (LCF) that take place in the European landscape.
