The phrase "aforementioned event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to an event that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned event was a turning point in our research, leading to significant discoveries."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned event" or "earlier stated event".
Electronic mails were sent to each registered person of aoosung.com to advertise the aforementioned event.
The demo at the aforementioned event involved the following steps: At DeGóis, create a new user profile and run IMPORT to populate it with research outputs harvested from ORCID.
In it, Mr. Underwood plays the president, one of several characters caught up by a global conspiracy that is — or maybe is not — the aforementioned "Event".
You can offer free ride vouchers as customer rewards and perhaps tie in a roundtrip rideshare as part of the aforementioned event promotion.
This time last year someone (who will remain nameless) suggested a radio programme which would involve me taking part in the aforementioned event which was celebrating its fortieth year.
Now they're pieces of metal and plastic in the same venue that hosted the aforementioned event (presently the site of an Xbox mixer with, mercifully, with an open bar).
With the country already under mild and intermittent spells of system threat from the aforementioned events, Trump's task was all too easy.
Atwood's enveloping novel of the same name alternates between the aged Iris's narration of all the aforementioned events and extracts from this book, whose interplanetary matter is presented as a story being told by a hard-bitten fellow on the run to a young woman who steals hours with him in his various hideouts: Alex Thomas and Laura Chase, we presume.
Safe passage into the esophagus is more likely to occur when there is adequate hyolaryngeal elevation, adequate serial contraction of the pharyngeal constrictors, appropriately timed upper esophageal sphincter (UES) relaxation and velopharyngeal closure, than when there is complete vocal fold closure without the aforementioned events.
Training under these scenarios allows agencies to play a chess game on how they would deal with the aforementioned events if they happened within our communities.
Their deal covers the next four years and does not involve either of the aforementioned events.
