The phrase "aforementioned standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to a standard that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned standard must be adhered to in all future projects to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned standard" or "earlier stated standard".
"It's always tough to produce something that doesn't conform to the norms," she said, referring both to the aforementioned standard marketing assets and to playfully messy approach to theatrical narrative in "Well".
Nevertheless, the Na2O/NaX catalyst leads to attain high methyl esters content (94 96%) very close to that specified by the aforementioned standard even after several uses.
For the aforementioned standard, 3.125 Gb/s, an input dynamic range above 50 dB is achieved, from 2.5 mVp p to 800 mVp p, indicating a BER of 10−12.
In addition, we show that the aforementioned standard financing policies are special polar cases of our model each assuming a particular refinancing sequence.
Thus, the aforementioned standard AAM-based approaches only work when neglecting the set of non-stationary landmarks, as in [17, 30, 34].
Loading unit: 20′/40′ ISO containers including reefers plus swap bodies 7.45 m (=25′), 13.60 m (=45′) 9′6″ hi-cube Euro-container module (equivalent to a standard tri-axle semi-trailer in terms of cargo volume and weight capability), including reefer models of aforementioned standard units.
It is worth noting that several standards, including the aforementioned CT standard [ 15], also recommend visual distinction of individual layers for evaluating system resolution.
In these cases Project editors will share digital imaging standards with the institution with the understanding that expertise and imaging capabilities differ from institution to institution and some deviations from the aforementioned standards may be possible.
Apart from the aforementioned standards and findings, there is still little practical experience with regard to complex adaptation studies on computer-based tests in VET.
Table 5 presents the minimum shear reinforcement requirements as well as the maximum spacing limitations for shear reinforcement of the aforementioned standards.
The aforementioned standards, gas-chromatographically eluted in compliance with the same operating parameters, confirmed the same retention times with their similar homologues in purified heterogeneous LM EO 3PN [16, 16].
