The phrase "as highlighted previously" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer back to a point or information that was mentioned earlier in a piece of writing. For example: "As highlighted previously, the study found a strong correlation between exercise and improved mental health." "According to the company's financial report, as highlighted previously, their profits have been steadily increasing over the past year." "When writing a research paper, it is important to reference credible sources, as highlighted previously in Chapter 2 of this guide."
It also doesn't hurt that sustainable travel is inherently luxurious, as highlighted previously in this blog post I wrote earlier this year.
On this point, it should be noted that some authors have interpreted such findings in a different way to allow their results to fit into the Goodale and Milner [11] two-stream hypothesis by suggesting that the dorsal stream lacks a memory of its own and must rely on the memory of the illusion-prone ventral stream as highlighted previously by Dassonville and Bala [33].
There are some limitations associated with such 'global' studies in rats as highlighted previously [124].
As highlighted previously, there was no multiplicative interaction effect between these factors.
Analysis of single cell mtDNA sequences is problematic as highlighted previously (Bandelt et al., 2008).
Indeed, as highlighted previously, recent DHS data suggests those rates are much lower (less than 50%).
Although in the latter point, the data loss attributed to the eReferral system could also have been the result of issues with the GPs handling of the electronic referral, as has been highlighted previously (e.g. confusion about eReferral statuses).
For instance, the four phyla highlighted previously as dominant cobalamin producers [ 25] were present in almost identical proportions in the current analysis: Proteobacteria (55 % previous, 55 % current), Thaumarchaeota (16 % previous, 15%% current), Cyanobacteria (14%% previous, 13%% current), and Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi (5%% previous, 5 % current).
This has not been highlighted previously in the literature.
One major cause of these false negatives are borderline values in one of the variables, as highlighted for the previously mentioned acetyltransferase (ID 191), in which the percentage identity was 29.3%, and the coverage 81%.
All this contributes to our low suicide rates along with our innovative treatments in therapies such as open dialogue, previously highlighted as revolutionary practice by the Guardian.
