The phrase "aforementioned document" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to a document that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "Please review the aforementioned document for further details on the project requirements."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned document" or "document referred to earlier".
However, specific requirements for the structure's design, performance characteristics and testing and evaluation methodology are not included in the aforementioned document.
In this article, the authors have revised the aforementioned document in order to check the proposed mathematical models and their implementation within Mediterranean climates.
The precise authorship of the aforementioned document is unclear, and so is the origin of the composition of the Junta.
Much like In Search of Lost Time, the Communist Manifesto, or Fifty Shades of Grey, most of us have probably made reference to the aforementioned document without having actually read the fucking thing in any kind of detail at all.
In the absence of a comprehensive law, what strongly emerge are the principles of deontological codification and of the aforementioned document by the NBC, which postulate the physician's duty to respect the patient's will, even if previously expressed [ 20].
As with the aforementioned documents, the authors of this new framework view evolution as one of the organizing theme of the life sciences, and they provide a set of guidelines for the production of new K-12 standards that would use the multiple concepts of evolution as a theme throughout the pre-college years.
Thus when we speak of HFA we refer to the HFA policy constructed in the aforementioned documents.
With respect to errors in recording addresses in the aforementioned documents, the address was able to be located in 90% of notified cases.
As aforementioned, these documents are actually the output of a TAL processor.
With the evolution of distributed computing into the popular cloud paradigm, the aforementioned benefits of document storage have come to the forefront, considering its support for distributed storage and scalability at will.
If criteria for SIRS are fulfilled, blood cultures will be taken according to the aforementioned guidelines to document septic complications.
