The phrase "as discussed in the previous subsection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to information or points made earlier in a document, particularly in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The results of the experiment align with the theory, as discussed in the previous subsection."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in the earlier section" or "as outlined in the preceding subsection."
First, as discussed in the previous subsection, one can apply flexible duplexing at the macro cell level.
As discussed in the previous subsection, the products which the company wants to produce during the planning horizon contain three groups.
As discussed in the previous subsection, significant coseismic displacements were detected in the two large foreshocks by the real-time positioning.
Go back to step 4. As discussed in the previous subsection, the RB allocation is carried out according to the user classification.
The appeal to personal identity in support of the higher-brain standard depends on the thesis that we are essentially minded beings and therefore inherits the challenges facing this view, as discussed in the previous subsection.
As discussed in the previous subsection, the flare energy is related to the magnetic energy stored near the starspots as follows: E_{text{flare}} sim f E_{text{mag}} propto f B^{2} L^{3}, (8).
As discussed in the previous subsections, the probe/target duplexes are characterized by the hybridization mode (h = S, C, N) and a series of probe attributes: probe-type (P = PM, MM), probe sequence and middle base (B13 = A,T,G,C), strand direction (d = s, as), SNP type (BA/BB), and SNP offset (δ = −4,..,0,..,+4).
As we discussed in the previous subsection using simulated data (see Figures 3 and 4), for any fixed value of Λ the quality of the approximations of the frequency spectra worsens as the intensity of gene flow increases.
Exactly as we have just discussed in the previous subsection in the context of von Neumann's Process I, if we assume that collapse is a real physical process, decoherence will make it extremely difficult in practice to detect empirically when and where exactly spontaneous collapse takes place (see the nice discussion of this point in Chapter 5 of Albert (1992)).
From this follows that the saturation in crRNA due to increase of only k, which was discussed in the previous subsection, can be relieved if ϕ is increased as well.
The descriptive results discussed in the previous subsection have already revealed some country-specific differences.
