The phrase "aforementioned describes" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring back to something previously mentioned, but the verb "describes" does not fit well with "aforementioned" in this context.
Example: "The aforementioned describes the key points of the report."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "aforementioned details".
Fifty-eight cases (37 males/21 females) of abdomino-pelvic injury with unstable pelvic lesions were treated, according to the aforementioned described protocol, from October 2002 to December 2005.
Therefore, in this paper, we try to describe aforementioned problems with arbitrarily distributed data-based recommender systems.
The CAG-Grhl2 allele was genotyped by PCR of genomic DNA using the following primers: CAG-pro primer (described aforementioned) and Grhl2-rev1 5′-CAGATATGACTTCCAGGCCTCATCCTCACT-3′, yielding 330 bp as a PCR fragment.
The software model developed was based on the integration of all the aforementioned methods described above.
Three months later, the aforementioned mentor described the benefit gained from such discussions in support of reflection.
A poster found in two articles of the aforementioned newspaper described Buhmaid as "the martyr who brought down an army with his peacefulness".
This is how the aforementioned producer described the Navy's involvement with the film: "We made this movie because we wanted to showcase the modern Navy, which is a Navy that has not been seen in a film before.
The aforementioned publication describing microsatellites as EWS-FLI1 targets pointed out a requirement for minimal length of four GGAA repeats for binding.
We also included the aforementioned previously described homeodomain-derived CPPs (Engrailed2, Hoxa5, Hoxc8).
Although the aforementioned studies describe IgG subclass deficiency in patients with CRS, a causal relationship is far from established.
