The phrase "aforementioned review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to a review that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned review, we have decided to implement the suggested changes."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned review" or "earlier review".
The recent IOM Institute of Medicinee) aforementioned review revised the safe dose of vitamin D upwards from 2000 IU/day to 4000 IU/d, which the dose we are supplementing falls well within [ 21].
In the case of the probabilistic modelling which is especially covered by static and dynamic Bayesian networks (see aforementioned review articles) the inference is based on the application of probability distributions to describe the uncertainties or noise inherent in GRNs.
But a lot of fans, I suspect, would nominate the aforementioned review of "Astral Weeks" for the honors.
"Trustees were led by the nose by the consultants," says Paul Myners, who wrote the aforementioned review of institutional investment in 2001.
However, we do not agree with a conclusion in the aforementioned review [1] that Se toxicity is a problem for the animal industry.
In the aforementioned review [1], the direct antioxidant properties (reduction of ROS) of nano-Se are mentioned as a possible mechanism of its action.
The results from the aforementioned reviews indicate that the evidence for effectiveness of self-management interventions is ambiguous.
The failure rates for total arthroplasty were evaluated in two original studies [ 32, 33] and the three aforementioned reviews [ 5- 7].
Here, we focus only on some of the more commonly used CTC selection methods and on some recent microfluidics technologies, which were not covered in the aforementioned reviews.
Much of the existing evidence demonstrating the antihypertensive effect of perindopril has been based on randomized controlled trials that can be found in the aforementioned reviews.
The Diabetes-39 diabetes-specific quality of life measure has been recommended for use in research and clinical settings by all of the aforementioned reviews of diabetes-specific quality of life measures [ 9, 29, 30].
