The phrase "aforementioned forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to forms that have been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "Please ensure that you fill out the aforementioned forms before submitting your application."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned forms" or "forms mentioned earlier".
And this case applies to smallholders across many parts of the world (Deressa et al. 2011; Moyo et al. 2012; Ndamani and Watanabe 2015; Uddin et al. 2014), as their access to the aforementioned forms of capital enable them to leapfrog any farm-related constraints.
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They must compete with the aforementioned forms of entertainment, and that is not an easy thing to do when money is to be made.
Family living arrangements that differed from either of the aforementioned forms were categorised as 'other'other
The paper-based quantitative data were collected from all of the aforementioned forms maintained by the CHWs and the team leader, and the mHealth data were accessed through the Mobenzi web-based console.
Given the fact that the various cytochrome c oxidases perform the same biochemical function due to conservation of the active site across species, one could rationally conclude that none of the aforementioned forms of this protein are "novel", as they share common structural, sequence, and functional relationships and would be safe to consume.
To illustrate this effect, we use Monte Carlo simulation and real data from Santiago, Chile to compare the various MCA approaches, concluding that the aforementioned form should be discarded.
The U.S. alone constitutes two-thirds of the net volumes for Harley-Davidson, as aforementioned, but forms approximately 40% of the net valuation for the company, according to our estimates.
Immunoblot analysis of the parental wild-type amoeba with an anti-cysteine methylated EhCP-A5 (anti-cmEhCP-A5) antibody confirmed that endogenous EhCP-A5 is also detected in the aforementioned multiple forms (see below; F ig. 3A).
Since filtering represents the probability of an item to be selected, while pigeonholing represents the probability of a category to be selected, their complementary functions parallel the aforementioned two forms of competition: filtering resolves competition between items; pigeonholing resolves competition between different categories, including different perceptual interpretations.
This predictor is physically sound (i.e. exhibits the aforementioned canonical form) and appears to be commensurate to or better than previous estimates of k.
