The phrase "aforementioned experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a previously mentioned experience in a discussion or text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned experience, I believe I am well-suited for this position."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned experience" or "earlier stated experience".
The aforementioned experience points to the generation of theories and space through the basic thinking forms/tools of philosophy and architecture.
Del Piero must be aware of his stature in the game and this was, of course, the Italian using all that aforementioned experience and guile to Sydney's advantage, just in a different way.
Still, aforementioned experience is important as it presents a foundation for further formal research in determining the approaches to learning students are adopting in a model like this.
It's not what Kovalchuk predicted when he signed a three-year, $18.75-million contract, but the aforementioned experience conditioned him to the harsh realities of the game.
However, I can't negate that the aforementioned experience gave me the opportunity to feel the love and compassion of my community and to witness the impossible being done.
When I think about the tragic death of Michael Brown, it's hard for me not to view it through the eyes of my aforementioned experience with "law enforcement".
The aforementioned Programme experienced serious problems at its outset, which commenced in particular sectors in the middle of the eighties.
All of the five aforementioned genes experienced one or two nucleotide substitutions, apart from the protease-encoding clpP, which had five variable sites.
Their initial interpretations of their bodily sensations were framed by everyday experiences, as aforementioned.
Go forth and spread love! (Below is a poem retelling of one of my aforementioned dating experiences).
In the aforementioned studies, experiences differed between women with "a continuum of responses from very positive to very negative".
