The phrase "and in the above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something mentioned earlier in the text, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The results of the study, as discussed in the above, indicate a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "as mentioned above" or "as stated earlier".
It took three patient explanations to get me to my "Aha!" moment, and in the above clip Jennifer Granholm, a fearsomely intelligent former governor, seems to be having a little trouble getting a firm grip on how it works.* But what the N.P.V. does, if not how it does it, is simple.
By an ordinance adopted October 20th, 1899, the city consented to the consolidation of the Knoxville Water Company and the Lonsdale-Beaumont Water Company, and made certain changes both in the contract between the latter company and the town of West Knoxville and in the above agreement of 1882.
(e.g.,,,, and in the above example).
By setting, where and, in the above equation, we obtain (2.16).
Replacing and by and in the above inequality, respectively, and using, we obtain (2.9).
Replacing and by and in the above inequality, respectively, we obtain.
Replacing by and by in the above inequality and dividing,we get (235).
And in the above-cited instance, never in the 100-plus years of postseason play in the major leagues has a game ended with a defensive play of that nature.
The odd placement of Cephalopoda here and in the above-mentioned studies [ 22, 23, 40] contradicts the general agreement placing cephalopods within Conchifera [ 9].
The detected unclassified variant, which was absent in 600 control chromosomes and in the above-mentioned databases, was identified in 2 of 5 affected and 3 unaffected members of the family.
Finally, we show that, for all N and n in the above range, the MA and GMC designs are different.
