The phrase "above pertains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something mentioned earlier in a text or conversation, indicating that the previous information is relevant to the current discussion.
Example: "The regulations mentioned above pertains to all employees and must be followed strictly."
Alternatives: "mentioned above relates to" or "stated above applies to".
Prairie and steppes are somewhat similar but the information given above pertains specifically to prairies the following is a specific description of steppes.
Prairie and steppes are somewhat similar but the information given above pertains specifically to prairiesthe following is a specific description of steppes.
The information above pertains to students studying at the Durham campus of Duke University.
A fifth argument, related to the priority argument against the appeal to demonstrative concepts above, pertains to the possibility of concept acquisition or learning.
Listening as mentioned above pertains to the communication you develop with your customers and potential consumers.
The above pertains to a discrete distribution since entropy is not well defined in the continuous case [ 17].
It is, however, important to note that the above description pertains to just "moral faith" or "pure rational faith," for Kant also uses Glaube quite expansively through the corpus.
The above equation pertains to steps (3) and (4) in Figure 1; that is, the parameter estimates from a fitted model are used to construct the personalized treatment rule.
Although the uncertainties listed above pertain to the scales of un-modeled velocity variation in these models at these sites, the reported uncertainties could serve as lower bound estimates for most deterministic model applications.
As the IE and EA values reported above pertain to pentacene molecules 'standing' on the electrode with their long molecular axes almost parallel to the surface normal44,45, we accordingly choose Δz=1.42 nm, the distance d001 between the crystallographic (001) planes in the pentacene single crystal46; Δz then corresponds to the height of one molecular layer.
However, all of the classifications noted above pertain to geological features of gas reservoirs, without classifying tight gas reservoirs based on accumulation dynamics.
