The phrase "aforementioned costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to costs that have already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned costs will be included in the final budget report."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned costs" or "earlier stated costs".
These two methods utilize a combination of techniques to mitigate the aforementioned costs.
These transmission probabilities and aforementioned costs were used in the TreeAge software.
To support the operation of primary health care institutions and defray the aforementioned costs, the government has set up a subsidy scheme [ 19].
24 However, since productivity costs may vary if different costing methodologies were applied, 25 these costs are reported separately to the other aforementioned costs, in subsequent sensitivity analysis.
Costs were annualized by computing the sum of total costs for each patient and dividing by 3. Total costs were defined as the sum of the two aforementioned costs.
Comparing the aforementioned costs and QALYs in incremental terms (ICER) with the no-treatment strategy, the STR of TDF/FTC/RPV appears to be the most cost-effective therapeutic choice (€13,655.00), followed by TDF/FTC + RPV (MPR, €15,803.00) and TDF/FTC + efavirenz (EFV) (€16,181.00); the remaining strategies have an ICER value varying from €17,000.00 to €25,000.00 per QALY.
We investigate whether firms incur the aforementioned cost in two stages.
It feels a bit cheap — one of those aforementioned cost cutting measures.
Base stations' (BSs) energy consumption is one of the main contributors to the aforementioned cost.
Myhrvold believes that despite the aforementioned cost cutting measures associated with current bread production that we are currently in a golden age of bread.
At the start of the year Oath also named a new CFO, Vanessa Wittman, after the existing officer, Holly Hess, moved to Verizon to head up the aforementioned cost-saving program.
