"aforementioned address" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer back to something that has already been mentioned or stated, usually in the same sentence or very recently. For example, "You can send the payment to the aforementioned address."
This study addresses the aforementioned void in the economics literature by employing beer-level data in order to estimate a hedonic price regression model for beer.
In this paper, we present a single case study in which the aforementioned topic has been addressed.
This paper extends all sections of the aforementioned paper, addresses previous work thoroughly, provides detailed evaluation of the discussed scheme, and presents more rigorous arguments in some of our analysis.
Parameter selection was motivated by the aforementioned studies addressing Ae. aegypti sensitivity to their environmental conditions.
It should be noted that none of the aforementioned studies addressed the potential confounding effect of sedation on the EEG.
In addition to the aforementioned outcomes, addressing the integration of intermediate care into the wider health care system is recommended for further investigation [ 18, 28, 29].
Obviously, the aforementioned mechanism addresses only one of the many aspects of the interaction of SET-domain-containing proteins with chromatin.
The first three clinical gene therapy trials for CGD were initiated in the late 1990s with limited success as compared to the aforementioned trials addressing ADA- or SCID-X1 (Goebel & Dinauer, 2003; Malech, 1999; Malech et al, 1997).
With respect to errors in recording addresses in the aforementioned documents, the address was able to be located in 90% of notified cases.
To address aforementioned problems and increase the cognitive solution's performance, this paper introduces CogTRA, which is a deployable Cognitive Transmission Rate Adaptation mechanism.
