The phrase "aforementioned view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to a view or opinion that has already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned view, we must reconsider our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned perspective" or "earlier stated opinion".
I was still surprised to find out just how vastly unbalanced the aforementioned view of Morocco is.
Since supererogatory actions are permissible, not obligatory, it follows that a failure to forgive, at least in circumstances where forgiving would be supererogatory, would not, contrary to the aforementioned view, be a vice.
Allow me to suggest another depiction, one in which both of the aforementioned views are each valid and at the ends of a continuum; the vast majority of police officers fall somewhere in the middle of the mix, neither villains nor heroes, but hard-working, dedicated people doing a tough job - sometimes doing that job well and sometimes making poor choices.
Our results, which indicate that few investigators support the "proactive" and "very proactive" models, are consistent with the aforementioned views toward PIs' responsibilities and model feasibility.
9.45am: Also in this morning's aforementioned Paper View: Incredible news from the Argentina camp, where the vuvuzelas have affected Lionel Messi so much that he has taken to listening to a dismal, monotonous drone even in his spare time.
Inspired by the aforementioned "use" view of meaning urged by Wittgenstein, Ned Block and Christopher Peacocke have developed "internalist" theories according to which meaning is constituted by some features of a symbol's causal (or conceptual) role within the brain, specifically the inferences in which it figures.
While these views are important, we will restrict ourselves to the two aforementioned main views in this paper.
This raises a challenge for the two aforementioned optimistic views concerning the nature of mathematical truth.
In addition, Haldane argued that the complexity of the first organisms should be compatible to that of bacteriophages, thus anticipating some aforementioned modern views related to the RNA world concept [ 61, 62, 219].
And there is certainly some precedent here: The aforementioned LinkedIn profile view feature, of course, and also Path shows "view" analytics in a similar way.
The rationale behind our study was to explore whether the aforementioned systems-level view of cell fates as attractors and differentiation as a route toward an attractor, when coupled with computational systems biology approaches, is informative for elucidating the transcriptional regulatory mechanisms governing differentiation.
