The phrase "aforementioned knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to knowledge that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned knowledge, we can conclude that further research is necessary."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned knowledge" or "earlier stated knowledge".
Hence it involved the aggregation of the aforementioned knowledge.
This paper addresses the aforementioned knowledge gap and building industry requirement by proposing an index for operational management of a public building using building level of service (LOS).
Some of the aforementioned knowledge resources are publicly available via the Internet, others require authentication due to project-specific or commercial reasons.
To enhance its information sharing, the startup has recruited 125 of these aforementioned "Knowledge Experts," which the CEO says are students with high GPAs from highly ranked universities that were subjected to a rigorous vetting process.
Herein, we describe efforts addressing these notions as well as our attempts to shed light on the aforementioned knowledge voids regarding sCD25 production and function.
Due to the fact that the questionnaires could be answered anonymously and due to the aforementioned knowledge that usually no data on calf disease exist, it is more likely that farmers did not know the incidence of (especially less prevalent) diseases.
At the clinical level, as aforementioned, our current knowledge is that miR-10b is upregulated in some metastatic breast tumors.
The fundamental concepts of LPTV system are mentioned in Section 3. Through the aforementioned theoretical knowledge, Section 4 analyzes and derives the theoretical formulas of nonconjugate and conjugate cyclic autocorrelation and spectral correlation functions of OFDM and FBMC signals.
In addition to the aforementioned pathway knowledge databases, the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium pursues approaches to standardize the representation of gene products across different species and databases [ 10].
The self-knowledge problem aforementioned, and the problem of "wide causation" (Fodor (1987), Kim (1995)), have also been used to motivate narrow content.
This article highlights the way to represent aforementioned three types of design knowledge, the model to describe problem and the method to fuse, and the roles human plays.
