The phrase "as discussed in the last" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previous conversation or document where a topic was mentioned or addressed.
Example: "As discussed in the last meeting, we will proceed with the new marketing strategy next quarter."
Alternatives: "as mentioned previously" or "as noted in our last discussion".
The Trolley Problem, as discussed in the last lecture, is the problem of reconciling an apparent inconsistency in our moral intuitions: that while it is permissible to turn the runaway trolley to a track thus killing one to save five, it is impermissible to push a fat man onto the trolley track, killing him to save the five.
As discussed in the last chapter, however, while it's important to patch system and application software to close critical vulnerabilities, many (or most) malicious programs are not self-launching and don't rely on system vulnerabilities such as buffer and stack overflows.
The equation of wave motion is a typical example of an EoM as discussed in the last section.
On the other hand the RMSE is almost a constant for L ≥ 2, which is highly desired as discussed in the last section.
As discussed in the last paragraph of Section 7, the estimated phase error in the case of CMT is more noisy than its counterpart in SMT.
In this section, we introduce some recent applications of spin-STM to unravel non-collinear spin ordering and spin-dependent electronic structures in nanometer scale magnetic structures, based on the quantitative characterizations of tips as discussed in the last section.
On the contrary, the existence of a large range of conduction times in humans may have even opened up new cognitive abilities, as will be discussed in the last part of the discussion (see also Miller 1991; Caminiti et al. 2009; Tomasi et al. 2012).
Apart from the synthesis of peptide polymers, which is presented later, the main applications of the N-phenylthiocarbonyl group in peptide chemistry exploit its thioester surrogate properties for setting up chemoselective ligations, as will be discussed in the last sections of this review.
"This may be one of those moments, as we discussed in the last meeting we were in, where the Senate actually acts in a spontaneous way and does something," Mr. Corker said.
As we discussed in the last subsection the optimal solution of problem (26) depends on the selected system load.
As was discussed in the last section, omission was evident along the scale of delicacy because more abstract features in system networks omit features which are present in their more concrete counterparts.
