The phrase "above years" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to years mentioned earlier in a text, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The data from the above years indicates a significant trend in sales."
Alternatives: "previous years" or "the years mentioned above".
At times during the above years, I taught sociology courses part-time to adults at Pennsylvania State University, University of Alberta-Calgary, University of California Extension, Stanford University, University of San Francisco, and Antioch University-West.
Figures are from quarterly reports released in March of each of the above years.
Among these, we identified 167 different journals that were published on behalf of US or EU biomedical scientific societies and had an impact factor for at least one of the above years.
In another employer survey undertaken in the mid-1990s of 3,300 businesses (the National Employer Survey), employers ranked attitude, communication skills, previous work experience, employer recommendations, and industry-based credentials above years of schooling, grades, and test scores administered as part of the interview (Zemsky1997).
Other evidence includes the finding of dinosaur remains in the Hell Creek Formation up to 1.3 meters (51 in) above ( years later than) the Cretaceous Paleogene boundary.
A total of 633 women aged 15 and above years were included in the study making the response rate 100%.
HOGS $4 ABOVE YEAR AGO.; Lamb, Too, is Higher, but Beef Steer Values Are Lower.
Archives|HOGS $4 ABOVE YEAR AGO.; Lamb, Too, is Higher, but Beef Steer Values Are Lower.
Archives|LIVERPOOL'S COTTON WEEK.; British Stocks Decrease, but Are Far Above Year Ago.
LIVERPOOL'S COTTON WEEK.; British Stocks Decrease, but Are Far Above Year Ago.
Using the Framingham general cardiovascular risk score, it was estimated that the prevalence of people with overall 10-year cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks ≥10%, 20%and30%0% are 27%, 10%and3.9%9%, respectively [ 9, 10] For patients who are 60-and-above years old, hypertension as the underlying cause of death ranks third for males (6.2% of all deaths) and second for females (6.6% of all deaths).
