'aforementioned person' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used for clarity, to refer back to a specific person that has already been mentioned. For example: "John had suggested a new approach to the problem, and the aforementioned person now had to find a way to implement it."
By this account, the aforementioned person-knowledge effects in the anterior temporal lobes do not reflect social information processing per se, but rather the comparison of specific classification (e.g., famous faces) with more general classification (e.g., nonfamous faces, animals, tools) (Tyler et al. 2004; Rogers et al. 2006).
The aforementioned persons will be introduced to this research framework through workshops, seminars, round table discussions and targeted individual meetings.
None of the nasal specimens from controls with positive fecal specimens and only 1 nasal specimen from a patient unrelated to the 3 aforementioned persons was weakly positive (10 RNA copies/mL), which refutes this hypothesis.
Dec. 17, 2013 - Shia apologizes by plagiarizing a series of apologies, including the aforementioned random person on Yahoo!
All three of the aforementioned are military simulation/first-person shooter games with high hardware requirements, namely Battlefield and Arma.
According to the aforementioned selection criteria, those persons were randomly selected from 197 possible subjects.
Any bargaining solution derived between the aforementioned individual and another individual will always result in a less favourable outcome for the person who attaches less value to their well-being.
As aforementioned, boredom may cause a person to escape from the task that he/she is pursuing (Csikszentmihalyi, 1975).
In keeping with the aforementioned "in-person" games, one especially clever element High Voltage built into Dragon Front is the head-tracking feature, which allows you to watch your actual opponent's head movements so as to deduce their plans.
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