The phrase "aforementioned buildings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to buildings that have already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "The city council approved the renovation of the aforementioned buildings to enhance their historical value."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned buildings" or "the buildings mentioned earlier".
His works further seem to be permeated with a sense of light as a result of his use of small dots of unmodulated colour as in the aforementioned buildings and water of View of Delft, and in foreground objects in other works, such as the crusty bread in The Milkmaid (1658 60) and the finials of the chair in Girl with the Red Hat (1665 66).
The Student Union, along with the three aforementioned buildings, was designed by Locsin.
Since acquiring the Lex building, the three aforementioned buildings are not used by the Council services any more as of 2008.
To achieve the goals, the IFC-to-MGNM conversion includes the following: (1) extraction of building information from IFC, (2) isolation of the MGNM information from the aforementioned building information, and (3) build up the topological relationships of MGNM into GIS Geodatabase.
The conventional thermal analysis approach provided in aforementioned building codes is to solve the equilibrium of a given reinforced concrete section with a predetermined reinforcement configuration.
Our extension of the prior research focuses on two key elements: (1) modeling the impacts of competition and cooperation on different forms of innovations in the aforementioned building blocks; and (2) representing the role that regulatory forces play in driving or delaying innovation in the larger scope of our modeling approach.
For both the aforementioned building types, it is possible to define the number of floors.
With the aforementioned building blocks and natural product motifs serving as motivation, we sought to expand upon this entry into chiral γ-substituted cycloalkenones.
Immediately, look up to the aforementioned building on the right, directly in front of where the power lines run from.
On the seven cays (Grape, Lime, Wild Cane, Baboon, Crawl, Vincent and Water Cay) acquired by the aforementioned businessman, buildings and swimming pools have been built, in some instances on top of turtle nesting sites.
That came with a growth of brick buildings, especially in Tower Hamlets, and a reworking of London's road networks, as well as the aforementioned construction of The Tube and sewer system.
