The phrase "aforementioned properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to properties that have already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned properties of the material contribute significantly to its durability and performance."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned properties" or "properties mentioned earlier".
The composite containing B1 (NB1) exhibited increased tensile and flexural strengths by 19.5% and 31% respectively while the composite containing B2 (NB2) exhibited significantly lower aforementioned properties than those of NB1.
Simulation results demonstrate all these aforementioned properties.
As aforementioned properties, certain properties need hold for human communications.
Cells can be easily visualized as 'agents' in the light of an agent's aforementioned properties.
Combined with relatively low toxicity, aforementioned properties make silver a very valuable tool for fighting pathogens responsible for infections of wounds after iatrogenic activities.
The aforementioned properties of SiC highlight the importance of silicon carbide semiconductor technology.
Keeping driveways and walkways cindered or salted is a good precaution, as is having a safe plan for snow removal from roofs for the safety of pedestrians entering or leaving the building, and to ward against aforementioned property claims due to collapse.
It has been established that the aforementioned property holds.
To make it technically possible, the batch-size must be fixed at construction time and the data must be preprocessed to satisfy the aforementioned property.
In accordance with the aforementioned property of the 6H polytype of SiC crystals, such a diode structure was a natural supperlattice as a whole.
The question of whether this property could be extended to abstract subalgebras of (B(S)) was answered by Zemanek [8] in 1977 by showing that the aforementioned property is satisfied by those subalgebras (mathcal{A}) of (B(S)) that are complete and contain the constant functions.
