The phrase "aforesaid area" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer back to a previously mentioned location or subject.
Example: "The regulations apply to the aforesaid area, which has been designated for development."
Alternatives: "aforementioned area" or "previously mentioned area".
We also give limitations of aforesaid areas to incorporate full network virtualization and security services required for horizontal IaaS federation.
"Flight 17 flew over the airspace of the area in which the aforesaid rebel army was waging its war activities and the rebel army under the command responsibility of defendant Girkin shot down the subject Boeing 777-200 aircrafthe the lawsuit adds.
Further, on August 13 , 1965 at approximately 3 45 p.m., I observed William Spinelli driving the aforesaid 1964 Ford convertible onto the parking area used by residents of The Chieftain Manor Apartments, said parking area being approximately one block from 1108 Indian Circle Drive.
The aforesaid biosorbent was characterized using field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) and pHZPC analyses.
This nutritional advantage that urban children enjoy entails that the aforesaid negative consequences of child malnutrition may be more pronounced in rural areas than urban areas.
Based on the findings of aforesaid study8, which serves as a topical review to present field research, we hypothesised that (i) area-scaled N2O emissions are lower, (ii) yield-scaled N2O emissions are higher and (iii) CH4 uptake is higher in organic compared to non-organic farming systems.
In last few decades the area related to the existence theory of solutions/positive solutions of the aforesaid equations has been got much attentions from researchers.
One of the most exciting and recent research areas in cloud computing has been cloud federations that can mitigate the aforesaid problems.
ITs were characterized before and after labeling, with aforesaid protocols.
