"aforementioned" is a valid and commonly used word in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that was already mentioned earlier in the same document or conversation. For example: "The results of the aforementioned model show that the new policy is successful."
Correlation among repeated measurements at different visits on the same patient was modelled by including a common random effect in the aforementioned model.
This cannot be explained by the aforementioned Model 1.
Additionally, a qualitative analysis has been done to verify the aforementioned model.
In Part II, a binary Al Cu alloy casting is simulated using the aforementioned model.
The aforementioned model is derived from a free energy functional by using a Coleman Noll approach.
Here, we extend the aforementioned model to examine the role of saturation of the fitness on the language dynamics.
Converting the aforementioned model, an auxiliary equivalent mixed integer crisp one is constructed through an interactive possiblistic programming approach.
A comparison is made between the measured displacement at roll-out and the results obtained from the aforementioned model.
The Bi-LSTM-CRF network performs the same task as the aforementioned model, and the Bi-LSTM network determines whether two components should be combined.
From a comparison of predicted and observed miscibility, it is concluded that this ternary system can be described using the aforementioned model.
This aligns with the definitions of the aforementioned model of Mode 2 within higher education wherein 'social accountability permeates the whole knowledge production process' in which 'sensitivity to the impact of the research is built in from the start' (Gibbons et al., 1994, p 7).
