The phrase "aforementioned years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to years that have already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "In the aforementioned years, we saw significant changes in the industry."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned years" or "the years mentioned earlier".
We should however, fulfill the aforementioned Year-End List obligation.
Three of Nine Inch Nails' recordings are concept albums: The Downward Spiral, follow-up The Fragile, and the aforementioned Year Zero.
Data fields comprised patient age at the time of diagnosis, patient sex, patient residential postal code at the time of diagnosis, and year of diagnosis (aggregated to 5-year periods corresponding to the aforementioned census years).
We soon spotted our friend, a local promoter I've known since those aforementioned teen years.
My mom and I weren't always particularly close; the aforementioned adolescent years may have had something to do with it.
As the parent of a three-year-old, as well as the aforementioned five-year-old, I commend this aim.
I, as the boy's parent, would then be entitled to a Reverse Inheritance loan of $50,000 (or 10percentt of the earnings from the aforementioned five-year period).
For assessing effects of resin tapping on the climate sensitivity of Scots pine growth, we compared climate-growth relationships calculated over the aforementioned 30-year periods.
I rarely have the opportunity to write about games these days because of the aforementioned 9-year-old but we sat down to play a great deal of Splatoon for the Wii U and I've come away with a richer understanding of how Nintendo can beat the perception that it is all about nostalgia and greasy kids' stuff.
The longest parasite clearance time with chloroquine and primaquine was 5 days in the aforementioned 8-year-old boy with the highest admission parasitemia level (14,400/µL) and the lowest minimum hemoglobin level (6.4 g/dL).
