The phrase "above mentioned elements" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "aforementioned elements." You can use it when referring to items or points that have been previously mentioned in a text.
Example: "The aforementioned elements are crucial for understanding the overall concept."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned elements" or "elements mentioned above."
The discrimination diagrams provide a broad picture of the type of basalts but it is difficult to determine the basic characters that are involved in the geochemical classification of OFB based solely on the above mentioned elements and oxides.
A reason for utilizing the above mentioned elements and their ratios is because these carry the geochemical signatures of the individual OFB type i.e., N-MORB, E/P-MORB and OIB [7].
It is necessary to understand an interaction of the above mentioned elements as well as time required in order to develop an effective bio-economy policy, and an aim of the study was to create a model which helps to design such a policy.
Finally, the third main focus of this paper is on the demonstration system design which takes all of the above mentioned elements, namely SS, RS, BS, and IAG modules, network entry functionality, to network protocol settings and behaviour, and implements them in an object-oriented design for accurate scenario performance and feasibility testing.
Radical surgery comprising in addition to the above mentioned elements, en bloc removal of the uterus, both ovaries, the pelvic peritoneum and recto-sigmoid +/− simple peritonectomies.
These elements intervene on three levels in the patients' care system, on the organizational or practice level (by using the above mentioned elements), on the level of the care provider (by using decision support), and on the level of the patient (by encouraging self management).
We show that the iterative sequences generated by this algorithm converge strongly to the above mentioned common element under some suitable conditions on algorithm parameters in a real Hilbert space.
The First-order Shear Deformation Theory (FSDT) is used to analyze the above mentioned moderately thick structural elements.
The First-order Shear Deformation Theory (FSDT) is used to analyse the above mentioned moderately thick structural elements.
And although the elements of these participatory RTW interventions that contributed most to the favorable outcomes cannot be established based on the above mentioned studies, two key-elements have been suggested[ 15].
Additionally, some of the above mentioned surveys are based on assessment elements, which users clearly do not perceive as unacceptable change, e.g. yellowing or discolouration, tears or minor missing pieces [11].
