The phrase "aforementioned leaf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a previously mentioned leaf in a text or discussion.
Example: "In the previous section, we discussed the characteristics of the aforementioned leaf, which is known for its unique shape."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned leaf" or "earlier mentioned leaf".
As an example of the latter, he cites aforementioned leaf blower.
For making fine adjustments in an aluminum body panel, one of his favored tools is one of those aforementioned leaf springs, found alongside the road.
There's plenty of room for world building, too, if you pony up the aforementioned leaf tickets.
On each aforementioned fresh foliage, aliquot changes in the leaf morphology were characterized by scanning the leaf area (Delta-T area meter MK2) and measuring the needle length.
In addition to the aforementioned tests, two additional leaf specific genes were assayed and both methods showed consistent results.
Gardeners that don't plan on using their leaves should put them in the aforementioned bags and leave the leaf-filled sacks out by the curb for the city's disposal crews to collect.
Three biological replicates of grapevine leaf samples under the aforementioned drought treatment were collected and used for an RNA-Seq experiment.
And last night at the aforementioned Toronto arena, the hallowed Maple Leafs of hockey began a Stanley Cup playoff series against the Devils.
But the game moves so much faster at the pro level and the space you have to put the ball inside is so much smaller that some of the greatest quarterbacks in NCAA history flame out entirely (see Leaf, Ryan) or become one of those aforementioned wandering backup QBs (see Leinart, Matt).
The main difference between our algorithm and aforementioned approaches is that our algorithm uses the Spine-Leaf topology.
CT-H and CT-L are ratios of the number of links between a Leaf switch and Spine switches that cross those aforementioned thresholds.
