The phrase "above-mentioned objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to an objective that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "In order to achieve the above-mentioned objective, we must allocate additional resources to the project."
Alternatives: "aforementioned goal" or "previously stated objective".
Each of the above-mentioned objectives is defined within a multi-objective function.
An expert system called Expert System for Failure Analysis of Pipes (EFAP), addresses the above-mentioned objectives.
Moreover, iGEC not only has better performance than the existing fuzzy rule-based classifier in terms of the above-mentioned objectives, but also is more accurate than some existing non-rule-based classifiers.
From a moral point of view, the healthcare system is specific and the aim of hospitals and healthcare facilities should not be to reduce inputs and costs but to concentrate on increasing outputs in the form of the above-mentioned objectives.
To achieve the above-mentioned objectives, we have prepared a conceptual framework (Figure 1) that captures the degree of participation that any method allows, models in a simplistic three-fold manner the stakeholders involved, according to the types of knowledge they possess, and provides a schematic detailing of the various dimensions of values that stakeholders can possess.
The Tea Party already has some formidable assets; widespread mass media name recognition, proven human energy, voter turnout skills, fundraising capabilities, supportive conservative think tank support and, unfortunately, little electoral competition for the above-mentioned objectives.
The remaining 22 questions were in Likert scale format and addressed the above-mentioned objectives.
Given the above-mentioned objectives, the statistical approach of the study is then divided in two stages.
This method of data collection was appropriate as it aimed to fulfil all the above-mentioned objectives.
