The phrase "addition to the aforesaid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal or legal contexts to refer to something that has been previously mentioned or stated.
Example: "In addition to the aforesaid points, we must also consider the financial implications of our decision."
Alternatives: "in addition to the aforementioned" or "besides what has been stated".
In addition to the aforesaid long period oscillations, the equatorial lower and middle atmosphere wind exhibits significant oscillations in the period range 20 to 100 days which are termed as instraseasonal oscillations (ISO).
It is interesting to mention here that pentagonally (approximately 15%, Figure 4c) and cubicly shaped (approximately 15%, Figure 4d and inset) AuNPs were also observed at 45°C and 65°C, respectively, in addition to the aforesaid triangularly and spherically shaped nanoparticles.
In Bailey v. Alabama the U.S. Supreme Court again reaffirmed its holding that Thirteenth Amendment was not solely a ban on chattel slavery, but also covers a much broader array of labor arrangements and social deprivations In addition to the aforesaid the Court also ruled on Congress enforcement power under the Thirteenth Amendment.
Our studies suggest that in addition to the aforesaid mechanism, other mechanisms exist for reduction of GSH levels in infected macrophages.
In addition to the four aforesaid practical implications, it also provides a platform for future research to: (1) identify the factors that help and hinder knowledge translation during considerable reform; and (2) determine the potential strength of their influence on clinical practices, patient wellbeing, and public health.
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While Apple clips the ticket for every song that moves over iTunes, naturally, the company passes on a percentage to the musicians and to the aforesaid companies, too.
And because these outputs are computer-generated, they are currently regarded with awe and amazement by bemused citizens who are not privy to the aforesaid algorithmic magic.
Writer quotes the Sun's Dominic Mohan... [Madonna] also let it slip that she would like to get married to the aforesaid Ritchie in St . Pauls Cathedral, the scene of Diana's wedding, or in Westminster Abbey.
