The phrase "aforementioned instrument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to an instrument that has already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "The terms of the contract are outlined in the aforementioned instrument, which was signed by both parties."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned instrument" or "earlier referenced instrument".
Columns (2) and (5) conduct 2SLS regressions using the aforementioned instrument variables, which should be robust to the simultaneity bias.
The aforementioned instrument is based on the theoretical framework of "problem finding" and covers both the creative process and the product.
Therefore, we also conceived, developed and implemented an AR-based wayfinding system based on the user requirements identified by the aforementioned instrument.
These findings are partially in agreement with those of Kleefstra et al, Neves et al, and Papadopoulos et al, 21– 23 who found that diabetic females reported, respectively: lower HRQoL in all dimensions of SF-36 with the exception of the general health dimension; in physical functioning, bodily pain, vitality, and mental health of SF-36; and in all dimensions of the aforementioned instrument.
The observing capabilities on the aforementioned instruments will extend to wavelengths shorter than those on Herschel.
Deeper insight into the aforementioned instruments of REACH and their legal background can be found elsewhere [5] and will therefore not be discussed herein.
28– 30 The visual-spatial components of each of the aforementioned instruments were compared.
To this end, the IPs should be provided with the aforementioned instruments.
Second, the aforementioned instruments permitted the investigators to consider whether data from this sample were consistent with (or in contrast to) population norms.
This study resulted in the development of a training course to teach insurance physicians how to apply the guidelines for depression, using the aforementioned instruments.
These questions covered the same constructs as the aforementioned instruments, but asked patients directly if they felt that the portal caused an increase, decrease, or did not change anything concerning these outcomes.
