The term "aforementioned evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually appears after a noun phrase that it is referencing previously in the same text, for example: "The aforementioned evidence suggests that the policy should be revised."
"In agreeing to plead guilty, Halliburton has accepted criminal responsibility for destroying the aforementioned evidence".
The aforementioned evidence weakens this assumption that the respondents are self-selecting into their preferred neighborhoods.
Based on the aforementioned evidence, we hypothesized that the lateral hypothalamus was the logical target to induce manic-like behaviors.
On the whole, it is yet unclear whether AVs will deepen or revert the 'peak car' phenomenon based on the aforementioned evidence.
Considering the aforementioned evidence, we constructed a mathematical approximation of the PSF of IR2 with the point-symmetric term and the axisymmetric terms (in the X- and Y-directions).
The argument of a permanent reduction in the stock of general human capital does not seem to apply in the latter case, given the aforementioned evidence on non-falling school enrollment, although other subtler mechanisms might be in place.27.27
Consequently, the present study, 'Promoting Aging Migrants' Capabilities', was designed, aiming to implement and evaluate the aforementioned evidence-based, health-promoting intervention ('senior meetings') with a person-centred approach for two of the largest groups of aging persons who have migrated to Sweden; persons from Finland and persons from the Balkan Peninsula [ 29].
However, despite a direct interaction between HNF1B and ARID1A/AKT was not yet clarified, aforementioned evidences suggest that a common pathway could be implicated in the pathogenesis and biological behavior of EC.
These recommendations should be read in conjunction with the aforementioned evidence-based guidelines on the clinical management of endometriosis.
Therefore, an ether linkage was assigned between C-1 and C-11 based on aforementioned evidences and the degrees of unsaturation [15, 16].
We revised the recommendations for the clinical management and follow-up of newborns exhibiting neonatal risk factors for hearing loss on the basis of the aforementioned evidence-based approach and clinical experience from experts.
