The phrase "aforementioned to" is not correct and does not work in written English.
The term "aforementioned" is typically used to refer back to something previously mentioned, but it does not pair with "to" in a standard way.
Example: "The aforementioned report details the findings of our research."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "earlier referenced".
Each zero injection corresponds, as aforementioned, to an equivalent phasor current injection equal to zero.
As aforementioned, to exactly determine this duration of energy harvesting time, channel gain(s) of WPT link is an important parameter(s).
Moreover, the optimization problem must satisfy various of constraints aforementioned to maintain the reliable operation of the IES, which are summarized as follows: 1) Gas network constraints: (2)–(12).
In this section we present the relevant implementation details of a developed prototype, as a proof of concept, with the architecture aforementioned to demonstrate the advantages of our dataflow model when deployed as a WMS for high-performance and large-scale data stores.
But despite all that, the film ends on an upbeat note because the old world civility -- which is to say elegance and manners and human decency -- that M. Gustave represents lives on in the richly-appointed storytelling that brings all the aforementioned to our attention.
Geometric features aforementioned to characterize colonic polyps have been extensively presented towards CADpolyp.
Most of the aforementioned to-be-banned words would look at home with a hashtag preceding them, so their popularity is more likely to occur in spikes rather than sloping waves.
The aforementioned ability to charge via USB is just a touch of icing on this already delightful cake.
Perhaps the "sorrows" aforementioned related to their parents' marriage.
As aforementioned, we decided to do a log-ratio scaling.
If criteria for SIRS are fulfilled, blood cultures will be taken according to the aforementioned guidelines to document septic complications.
