The phrase "aforementioned famous" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to something previously mentioned, but combining "aforementioned" with "famous" is not standard usage.
Example: "The aforementioned famous author has written several bestsellers."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned renowned" or "earlier noted celebrated".
One of these musicians sires the daughter who will be called Molly, also the name, "by coincidence perhaps," of a character in the aforementioned famous Irish novel.
The champions dinner, or Masters Club as it officially known, sees the illustrious group of former Masters champions gather ahead of the first major of the year to welcome back the latest recipient of the aforementioned famous winner's green jacket.
Most of the aforementioned famous people (with the exception of Errol Flynn and Al Jolson) are located in areas of the Forest Lawn in Glendale that are accessible only to family members and not the general public.
The Summer of 1988, R.E.M. was up in the Bearsville/Woodstock area for a few months recording Green at Albert Grossman's aforementioned world-famous recording studio in Bearsville, New York.
He subsequently became a member of the aforementioned world-famous photo cooperative and published more books, including "Niagara" and "Songbook". Along the way, Soth cemented his place as one of the most important photographers working today.
On our Jordaan Food & Canals Tour, you get to sample some beer from the aforementioned city-famous Brouwerij 't IJ; on our Jordaan Food Tour, you get the chance to savor beer from leading new-school craft brewer Oedipus; while on our Twilight de Pijp Food Tour, you get to sample a flight of beers from the new brew-pub specialists Brouwerij Troost.
That so many people are simply famous for being famous makes people like Gates and the aforementioned Christian Bale vulnerable to the engines propelling these vapid strains of elitism.
Last year, Hargrave and Banks road-tripped through the American South, eating everything from the aforementioned Key West jerk chicken (we asked the pitmaster to load up quart containers of his famous sauce) to a collard green melt at New Orlean's Turkey & the Wolf, Bon Appétit magazine's best new restaurant in 2017.
Take the aforementioned gull.
(See aforementioned racial divide).
(See: aforementioned Republican clown show).
