The phrase "aforementioned run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a previously mentioned run, typically in formal or academic writing.
Example: "In the aforementioned run, the results were significantly better than expected."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned run" or "earlier stated run".
The bound swollenin was eluted with the aforementioned running buffer, containing 0.25 M imidazole.
Where all variables are as defined above, p, q and s are lag orders and α 2 = − β 2/β 0, α 3 = − β 3/β 0, the aforementioned long run impacts of respectively oil price increase and oil price reduction on the food price.
The simulation consisted of these principle steps: i) We first sorted the genotype dataset according to Q-values inferred using the aforementioned best run in STRUCTURE and set cut-offs for "pure" American (Q < 0.1) and "pure" European (Q > 0.9) eels.
No movie producer had ever given her material as glorious as the "Vitameatavegamin" bit from the series's first season: Lucy, auditioning as pitchwoman for the aforementioned elixir, runs through take after take of the commercial, and, unaware that alcohol is the product's active ingredient, gets more and more profoundly sloshed.
The band's signature single, "(I'm) Stranded," easily gave the aforementioned bands a run for their money.
Observe, a few key buckets in the aforementioned 17-2 San Antonio run: On the most superficial level, all the Spurs really did was hit open shots.
The aforementioned functionalities are run with background software.
Rather the average size is asymptotically bounded by a small constant (slightly above 3), and thus the aforementioned two routines run in amortised constant average time.
Moore annoyingly, the aforementioned man has run into problems trying to return the device, with retailers telling him (and others in his position) that they won't accept returns for full returns, instead offering only partial money back or in-store credit.
