The phrase "aforementioned motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to a motion that has already been mentioned or discussed in the text.
Example: "The committee voted in favor of the aforementioned motion, which proposed changes to the bylaws."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned motion" or "earlier stated motion".
Figure 2 shows the estimated motion vector fields for the Grove sequence using the three aforementioned motion estimation methods.
The Blink camera records at 720p HD, and also includes a temperature sensor, microphone, night vision and the aforementioned motion sensor so it can trigger if someone or something moves around your home when you're not there.
Every HMM receives as input the aforementioned motion observation sequence O S i m for each shot s i and at the evaluation stage returns a posterior probability, denoted by h i j m = P ( e j ∣ O S i m ).
The aforementioned motioned protein-RNA mixtures were then added to the beads and incubated at 30°C for 2 h.
As aforementioned, node motion is a high energy-consuming operation, and nodes are prone to be out of work due to energy depletion.
An asymptotic analysis captures the aforementioned whirling motions, as well as a new class of whirling motions with significant longitudinal content.
The headset also ships with the aforementioned 9-axis motion controller to support a wider range of interactions with content.
It has a built-in microprocessor, the aforementioned LEDs and motion sensors designed to be as accurate as wearable monitors, but without having to stay with you in bed as you sleep.
The steadily increasing vulnerability of the centre in the face of agrarian unrest, combined with the aforementioned irregularities, set in motion a new type of provincial government.
For a simply supported panel, the equations of motion of the aforementioned theories, as well as of the corresponding classical theories, are solved by using Galerkin's method.
After thoroughly investigating the free vibrations of the structure, which simulates a commonly used highway bridge, its forced motions under the aforementioned loading type are investigated.
