The phrase "aforementioned pursuits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to activities or goals that have been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned pursuits, we have decided to allocate additional resources to support them."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned activities" or "earlier discussed endeavors".
It may be about Benny Profane, a hopeless schlemiel who, having been discharged from the Navy, bounces around New York City with a comically harmless gang called the Whole Sick Crew, spending a good amount of time in the aforementioned crocodilian pursuit.
Australia's other silver medal came in the aforementioned men's pursuit, but Aussie heads were still held high after a frenetic finish.
In this pursuit, we apply the two aforementioned methods to solve the single-machine scheduling problem with sequence dependent set-ups where the objective is to minimize the total tardiness.
Such demands, in conjunction with other stressful life events e.g. a positive family history of mental disorder, poor physical health, drug abuse and disapproval of academic pursuits, may put students with the aforementioned characteristics at a high risk of disturbed mental status [ 19].
The very least our leaders can and should do, if not take responsibility for some of the chaos ensuing for a number of years in the aforementioned countries, is address those who are in pursuit of safety and economic necessity with the basic human etiquette we all deserve.
The videos feature pursuits labeled as "actividades de Pacifico," which include the aforementioned bottle-cap checkers games, the pepper-eating contests and something called an "iguana slalom".
Also, in [17], the convergence of the aforementioned approach has been illustrated, formulating it as a basis pursuit denoising (BPDN) problem.
The Huffington Post, in its continuing effort to cover Capitol Hill's furious pursuit of money in real time, visited fundraisers for the aforementioned lawmakers.
When the undersigned placed their names below the aforementioned quote on July 4, 1776, they were putting their lives on the line, beginning the pursuit of "a more perfect union" where such tyrannical governments like the one Trump advocated did not exist.
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