The phrase "aforementioned improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to improvements that have already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned improvements will significantly enhance the overall performance of the system."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned improvements" or "earlier stated improvements".
However, the overall accuracy of classifying the dominant species based solely on ALS data (76 % at best) was not adequate for reaching the aforementioned improvements.
Argentina's spectacular real wage increase was accompanied by, and probably created by, the aforementioned improvements in shipping technology that enabled Argentine mutton and beef to efficiently be shipped to European markets.
The same blinding issues are true here as in paper 1, weakening the study by exposing it to detection bias [35], with the aforementioned improvements to study design relevant.
It is important to note that, since the presence of the bad data implies the computation of the residual covariances and the need to repeat the estimation process, the aforementioned improvements brought by the SVR method on the execution times further increase.
To implement the aforementioned improvements we have developed a new method for analyzing data from unigenic evolution experiments.
In the next sections we demonstrate that the aforementioned improvements were not achieved at the expense of precision.
The construction implicitly includes a key agreement phase (by means of the random and i.i.d. state sequence) that is crucial for the aforementioned improvement.
There are relatively few methods that combine the aforementioned improvement strategies, and the research reported in this paper also falls into this category.
Additional post hoc comparison of the development in the Executive Control Task from 3-months to 6-months tests revealed a significant time×intervention interaction with a small to moderate effect, also reflecting the aforementioned improvement for DANCE and the decline in MEMORY (F[2, 68] =3.20, P=0.024 [one tailed for directional hypothesis], r =0.21).
However, it has been controversial whether the aforementioned theoretical improvements in design result in clinical improvements.
It is noted that the aforementioned average BER improvements are achieved without any increase of the total transmitted power or any sacrifice of the data rate.
