The phrase "aforementioned examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to an examination that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The results of the aforementioned examination will be discussed in the following section."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned examination" or "earlier stated examination".
"We have just concluded the battery of exercises that quantified your financial status, the totality of which make up the document commonly known as your 'stress test.' We are sorry to inform you that your grade on the aforementioned examination rounded up to a 61 on a scale of 100.
In addition to the aforementioned examination, we performed a comparative analysis of the IRB against detected CNVs in the Watson [ 22] and Venter genomes [ 23] (see Methods).
Concerning the aforementioned, examination of the AP-2ε promoter sequence (−1 to −2999 bp relative to the translation start) revealed four putative HIF binding sites in humans and mice (cf. Figure 2).
Informed consent was obtained from all patients prior to these aforementioned examinations and treatment with immunosuppressive agents.
The inclusion criteria for patients were: complete results from all aforementioned examinations; diagnoses of MCI [ 40], dementia (DSM-IV [ 41]) or major depression (DSM-IV [ 41]); age ≥50 years; MMSE [ 17] score ≥20/30; a minimum 7 years of education; and fluent German or French language proficiency.
In the aforementioned clinical examinations, the capsule acquisition rate was two frames per second with a frame resolution of 256 × 256 pixels.
Using the aforementioned sources (interview, examination at the research center, Nationwide Medical Registry, and full screening of GPs' records), disease status at baseline is available for all participants of the Rotterdam Study.
Though stress change (increase versus Stable and decrease versus stable) did not predict a relapse in women in aforementioned analyses, further examination of changes in stress levels among smoking status displayed a significant change in mean stress levels (SD) among women that had relapsed, with a significant increase in stress scores from 3.96 (2.52) in 2007 to 5.24 (3.46) (p 0.01; F=7.67).
In contrast to the aforementioned study (14), examination of skin biopsies revealed the typical patterns of AE-related histological changes, with epidermal thickening, leucocyte infiltrates, including T lymphocytes, in mice treated with rDer p 1 or rDer p 2 (Fig. 3, Table).
At the end of the course, students took a multiple-choice exam (knowledge test about the aforementioned topics) and an oral examination, during which they individually presented their summary of a research article.
During each clinical examination, the aforementioned semi-structured interview, with the checklist of 20 items, was administered to all participants.
