The phrase "aforementioned determinants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to specific factors or elements that have already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "The study highlights several aforementioned determinants that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned factors" or "earlier stated determinants".
The aforementioned determinants affect the subjective perception of QoL and SwL and determine the level of the patient's own activity [ 17].
The aforementioned determinants for hearing will also be studied for the vestibular system.
Ultimately, the available sample size was judged to be adequate to study the aforementioned determinants.
Having acquired a number of these aforementioned determinants, these strains may have an increased pathogenic potential [ 4, 10, 17].
Finally, the associations between the aforementioned determinants as well as perception that help is useful were examined in independent association with GPs' willingness to refer relatives for follow-up care.
Serum concentrations of the pollutant were measured using geometric means (GM) and geometric standard deviation (GSD) for the whole population, and by the aforementioned potential determinants.
A stepwise linear multiple regression analysis was performed considering each LHU's prevalence rate as the dependent variable group and the aforementioned four determinants as the independent variable groups (fixing α = 0.15).
We investigated the prognosis of a large NSCLC population followed-up over a substantial period of time, simultaneously assessing the aforementioned comorbidities together with classical prognostic determinants.
In the score generation part of this study (step 1), we evaluated the prognosis of a large NSCLC population accrued during a 5-year period, simultaneously assessing different aforementioned comorbidities together with classical prognostic determinants.
First, we confirmed the aforementioned results that membrane charge is a strong determinant for Min pattern formation on flat supported membranes.
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