The phrase "above timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a timeframe that has been mentioned earlier in the text or conversation.
Example: "Please ensure that all tasks are completed within the above timeframe to meet our project deadlines."
Alternatives: "previous timeframe" or "mentioned timeframe".
Therefore, our study was designed to assess soil response to growing perennial grasses during the above timeframe.
Thus, our results suggest that there could be limited or no impacts of inorganic fertilization and mixtures on root production and soil properties within the above timeframe and soil type.
When women in the registers fulfilled all the selection criteria more than once in the above timeframe, the last delivery was designated the index delivery.
Available abstracts of all articles (i.e., no date restriction to search results) published in the English language in the above databases searched within the above timeframe where included for initial review to determine suitability.
Of the 1798 adults originally sampled, 120 were excluded as they started ART outside of the above-specified timeframe [n = 24], were missing information on the date of ART initiation [n = 90], ART regimen [n = 1], and age [n = 1], or transferred to another health facility on the same day as starting ART [n = 4], resulting in a final analytic sample of 1678 adults.
Blood draws are not obtained from any obviously ill child and, if necessary, are rescheduled within the timeframe above.
In some cases, the implants may be highly complex and customized products, which need to be manufactured (assembled) on basis of the above information in a shortest possible timeframe.
In sharp contrast, cells infected with the control GFP-expressing virus retained their pleomorphic or epithelial morphology and did not express any of the above neuronal markers during the same timeframe.
Maize (Huidan-4) was grown in the usual timeframe, as above.
For monocropping, sugarcane was grown in the same way as the intercrop, maize in the usual timeframe, as above.
