The phrase "aforementioned capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a capability that has already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned capability allows us to streamline our processes and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned capability" or "earlier stated capability".
The module encloses all aforementioned capabilities in an eight-channel peripheral component interconnect (PCI) unit.
The aforementioned capabilities of the enhancement algorithm support our claim that there is great potential for further improvement.
Existing systems for engineering design have been analyzed from the perspective of these capabilities and an agent-based system previously reported in literature has been extended to a new architecture to support three of the aforementioned capabilities.
In order to provide the aforementioned capabilities of OSS, the system is implemented and developed in four main modules: (1) A user interface module; (2) A database module; (3) A running module; (4) A connecting module.
In order to provide the aforementioned capabilities of RPERT, the system is implemented and developed in four main modules: (1) A user interface module; (2) A database module; (3) A running module; and (4) A processing module.
Adapatability also requires at least some competency in the aforementioned capabilities".
Unfortunately, each one of these approaches lacks some (or many) of the aforementioned mesh capabilities, not assuring, a priori, the feasibility and, especially, the long-term stability of WMSN applications.
Version 2.0 is said to mostly be a fix of many of the issues that helped doom the first generation of the device, while 2019's model will reportedly sport two cameras, adding depth effects to the devices, likely embracing the aforementioned AR capabilities.
In addition to the aforementioned, the learning capability of the CI techniques makes them more adaptive to new datasets and increases the generalization capability.
POE allow the concatenation of multiple 2D or 3D pulse sequences into a single experiment, thus potentially combining all of the aforementioned advances, boosting the capability of ssNMR spectrometers at least two-fold without the addition of any hardware.
