The phrase "aforementioned explanatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to something that has already been mentioned and is providing clarification or explanation.
Example: "In the aforementioned explanatory section, we discussed the key factors influencing the outcome of the study."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned explanatory" or "earlier stated explanatory".
The aforementioned explanatory approaches to various alternative recruitment strategies might be assumed to substantially depend on the company's general framework conditions.
The Utrecht Seminar Evaluation (USEME) questionnaire was used to collect information on teaching performance and the aforementioned explanatory variables.
In this case, we used the aforementioned explanatory variables (including the GP's classifications by resource use) as fixed effects and a random intercept for each of the three higher levels (GP, health centre and health district).
An optimized set of basis functions derived from an age-appropriate HRF for both preterm and term equivalent infants (and its temporal and dispersion partial derivatives) were convolved with the aforementioned explanatory variables in the GLM in order to capture the expected range of latency and duration of the evoked functional responses (Arichi et al. 2012).
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(See aforementioned racial divide).
(See: aforementioned Republican clown show).
The explanatory variables, such as the aforementioned household and village characteristics, have fixed influences on the odds of having financial difficulty, and this constitutes the fixed effects part of the model.
Given this, we recognised that an intuitive solution to the aforementioned issues would be to combine expert-written explanatory text with relevant portions linked to pre-staged scenes, using the underlying data, to illustrate the points being made.
Based on the aforementioned review of contingent valuation papers in AD [ 13], 11 possible explanatory variables were selected for use in regression modeling (Table 1).
An invitation package which included a self-explanatory introduction letter, a sample log-form and a reply slip was sent to each of the aforementioned 277 doctors from November to December 2008.
