The phrase "above regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules or guidelines that have been mentioned earlier in a document or conversation.
Example: "According to the above regulations, all employees must submit their reports by Friday."
Alternatives: "previous regulations" or "aforementioned regulations".
On such occasions that emergency called for firefighting, the experimental schedule of the firefighter was rescheduled to keep above regulations.
This poses a serious problem in all the above regulations, but this problem does not exist in the finite element method.
It is important to note that none of the above regulations refers to the elastic properties of foundation materials in the calculation of base stress distribution and safety factors.
The above regulations hold good to the present day.
Following the above regulations, general managers of health care organizations had to initiate the QMS implementation in hospitals.
Kalra uses the term "identifying" data to characterize the first one, while the above regulations describe this first part as "data enabling the attribution to an identified or identifiable data subject".
Matthew W. Daus, former chairman of New York's taxi and limousine commission and current president of the International Association of Transportation Regulators, is one of Uber's most vocal critics, saying the company isn't above regulation.
In addition, article 6 of the above Regulation provides that four countries, United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta and Sweden, maintain their national provisions for a transitional period.
One contributing factor was a 25 percent extra wage for engineers for having above-regulation noise levels in the Di 3 cabs.
In addition to the positive regulation of miRNA processing discussed above, negative regulation of the Drosha processing of some miRNAs has also been reported.
As discussed above, regulation up and regulation down are required to be equal to reduce the impacts on product quality, process and productivity.
