The phrase "aforementioned provisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to provisions or clauses that have been previously mentioned in a document or discussion.
Example: "The contract outlines the aforementioned provisions regarding payment and delivery schedules."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned provisions" or "earlier stated provisions".
In a Feb. 2 hearing, Grassley said he backs VAWA reauthorization, but he could not support the Leahy-Crapo version, in part because of the aforementioned provisions on LGBT individuals, immigration and tribal authority.
Are the aforementioned provisions of Croatian law in line with Directive (EU) 2017/853, and in particular with Recital 12?
The conspiracy fire was further fueled when Berwick announced the aforementioned conversation provision last Christmas Day.
The government is also working to strengthen all hospitals and upgrade 50% of health centers to provide comprehensive emergency obstetric care (CEmOC) which include in addition to the aforementioned, the provision of cesarean section and safe blood transfusion [ 29].
To deal with aforementioned risk factors and policy provisions, this paper proposes a novel three-dimensional (3D) tree that can analyze how different policy provisions influence the evaluation of GMWB/GLWBs under investment interest rate, and mortality risks simultaneously.
Reliability analysis was performed to assess the reliability of the design provisions in the aforementioned specifications.
Rigorous numerical experiments are given to analyze the interaction effects among policy provisions and the aforementioned risk factors on the evaluation of GMWBs/GLWBs.
He attached a letter from the Greek embassy that Margosis was not registered at his municipal authority and therefore "the acquisition of Greek citizenship by [Margosis and McCormack] is not proven [and], as per the provisions of the aforementioned legislation, they are not considered Greek citizens".
Countries may adopt provisions in the aforementioned international agreements as domestic policies so long as they are consistent with international trade obligations – that is they do not arbitrarily or unjustifiably discriminate or act as disguised barriers to trade.
It is failing to provide specific answers and is not meeting its obligations pursuant to the provisions of the aforementioned regulations concerning research to confirm the appropriateness of implementing bans.
Security is one core critical theme, with concerns, for instance, about the vast honeypot of user data the bill proposes to create, via provisions such as the aforementioned 'Internet Connection Records', risking becoming an inevitable target for hackers or blackmailers.
