The phrase "aforementioned effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a previously mentioned effect in a discussion or text.
Example: "The study highlighted the aforementioned effect on cognitive performance, which was significant."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned effect" or "earlier discussed effect".
In case of uncovered CDC actuators aforementioned effect was not observed.
We prove that the aforementioned effect may be realized only if both the shapes and distributions of the inhomogeneities are non-centrosymmetric.
Modeling results indicate that buckle height of the ITO/PET micromodel subjected to tensile loading is significantly greater than that of compressive loading, providing more evidence of the aforementioned effect of loading mode.
However, the aforementioned effect is not the only one contributing to the MP of compounds.
To mitigate the aforementioned effect, the notion of device-to-device (D2D) communications [14] is proposed as a promising technique for 5G.
Due to the aforementioned effect of lattice flexibility, bones act as both the mineral reservoir of the body and the storage for toxic elements, thus fulfilling two of its essential physiological roles.
Recalling that the contribution of RES units in the overall power network is increasing and anticipating that the corresponding levels will be over 20%%, the aforementioned effects are undoubtedly non-negligible and must be addressed effectively.
Furthermore, free iron itself showed none of the aforementioned effects.
Results demonstrate that the transpiration rate was accurately simulated for the aforementioned effects.
In contrast, the addition of TGF-β1 attenuated all of the aforementioned effects of TNF-α.
Etazolate failed to promote all the aforementioned effects in the presence of GI254023X, an α-secretase inhibitor.
