The phrase "aforementioned skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a skill that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned skill is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned skill" or "earlier discussed skill".
28 Like mFIM, mmFIM is scored from 1 to 4. A score of 1 indicates near or complete dependence for the aforementioned skill, 2 indicates partial independence, 3 indicates independence with activity setup or adaptive equipment and 4 indicates complete independence.
Time, again, depends on class size, but should be reasonable, but should also help to develop the aforementioned skill.
According to a subjective self-assessment by a standardized questionnaire the aforementioned skills were imparted effectively.
The "external professional developers" put more emphasis on the aforementioned skills (51.3%) than their "internal professional developer" colleagues (50.5%).
The aforementioned skills are in high demand by companies and local governments who need these skills to help their operations going and are willing to pay for it.
The non-significant parameter (either A or C) of the ACE models was dropped and the model fit of the nested models (AC or AE models) was compared to that of the full ACE models to further clarify the roles of genetics and environment in the aforementioned skills.
This finding may be due to the complexity of echocardiography in comparison to the aforementioned skills.
Each student was required to develop five EBM reports across different disciplines during their six-month clerkship period using the aforementioned skills.
As the functional and dynamic aspects of echocardiography are much more complicated than the aforementioned skills, we cannot assume that such a peer assisted learning model is adequate without further research.
Even the darkest clouds produce the most beautiful rainbows, and the rainbow in the dark and stressful cumulonimbus cloud that is law school is that all of those same aforementioned "journal skills" can be gained in many other way.
Evaluation of its applicability to occupational therapists in South Africa was based on anticipated EBP knowledge and skill levels as identified in the aforementioned South African occupational therapy survey [ 4].
