'aforementioned obstacles' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring back to a previously mentioned obstacle. For example, "I have faced many obstacles during my career, but the aforementioned obstacles have been the most challenging."
Automated percutaneous discectomy and epidural percutaneous discectomy are widely performed procedures and, despite the aforementioned obstacles, their efficacy and cost-effectiveness need to be scientifically evaluated if we are committed to delivering appropriate patient care.
This means that every dollar, every engineer and every man hour spent theorizing and developing ethical algorithms is a vital resource not being employed toward the actual, aforementioned obstacles to an expedient, widespread adoption of AV technology.
They're meant as a solution to all of the aforementioned obstacles to giving through an online store, but cold, hard cash is not necessarily the most thoughtful or appreciated present.
Keep clear of aforementioned obstacles.
In all the participating hospitals we contacted the obstetrician in charge of the obstetric division by email and requested one or two delegates per type of professional aforementioned to discuss obstacles and facilitators in their daily postpartum haemorrhage care.
Symes, a recruitment consultant for Campbell Black and the man at the heart of the aforementioned film, believes the primary obstacle for businesses to overcome is a skills gap in human resources.
Assuming both sides realize the moral leadership that is desperately needed to put aside the aforementioned rhetorical barriers, Israel possesses an institutional obstacle, unless addressed, will make peace impossible.
Tilton ultimately raised another $2 billion through Zohar II and III which, as the aforementioned court decision reveal, were created to circumvent contractual obstacles and acquire controlling stakes in many of the same companies that were part of the first Zohar.
[No horse since Apollo in 1882 has won the Kentucky Derby without having raced as a 2-year-old.] But the aforementioned talent and four-time Derby-winning trainer Bob Baffert might help Justify mitigate his obstacles.
To overcome the aforementioned problems, a power shovel can maneuver its arm effectively to assist the obstacle surmount operation.
Not only do these obstacles waste time, but they can also cost lives, which is why those aforementioned researchers developed the Pattern Enhancement Tool for Assisting Landmine Sensing, a.k.a.a
