The phrase "above mentioned operations" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "above-mentioned operations," which is used to refer to operations that have been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "The report outlines the above-mentioned operations that need to be completed by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned operations" or "aforementioned operations."
In order to clarify the above mentioned arithmetic operations, the following example is presented.
The Marketing Processing & Renewable Energy segment is responsible for marketing and trading of oil and gas commodities, electricity and emission rights, as well as transportation, processing and manufacturing of the above mentioned commodities, operations of refineries, terminals, processing and power plants, wind parks and other activities within renewable energy.
The subjects had received general anesthesia using 5% halothane/ 95% oxygen for their above mentioned hernia operations.
Computationally, all of the above mentioned algorithms use the exponential operation.
For the operation of above mentioned 3 kinds of cryogenic components, a helium refrigerator, which had been used for the R&D in the KSTAR facility construction phase (2002 2013), was moved and inserted into the KSTAR 9 kW helium facility room.
Design of experiment methodology was employed to evaluate the influence of each of the above mentioned control variables and determine the optimum operation conditions.
The obtained results represent potential design points of an efficient ejector cooling system operation, because to each combination of the above mentioned temperatures corresponds one and only one ejector geometry.
In contrast to statements regarding easier access to secondary health care in general, which were coded in the above mentioned category, statements in this category address the reciprocal co-operation between the two levels of health care.
In Table 8, error percentages for the above mentioned factors are calculated as the ratio of number of mal-function operations to number of the relevant cases.
In this paper, a new method based on the multi-model partitioning theory which is also applicable to on line/adaptive operation, is used for the solution of the above mentioned problem.
