The phrase "as previously noted" is correct and appropriate to use in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to something that was mentioned or discussed earlier in the text. Example sentence: "As previously noted, the results of the study showed a significant decrease in crime rates after implementing the new policy."
Our study suggests that as long as additional risk factor differences among ethnic groups are captured in the prediction algorithm, the difference may not actually be as substantial as previous noted.
That is because ROS serve as physiological signal transduction messengers in controlling gene expression, including oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes, and as previous noted, metals substantially change the balance of ROS produced (Kasprzak, 2002).
As a recent blogpost here on The FinReg Blog noted, and as previous research noted regarding the EU and the current global cooperation framework, cross-border regulatory cooperation increasingly faces credibility challenges.
Though Curda's unfortunately crass attempts at apologies are something, as previous reports noted they only came after he'd claimed his email was hacked (twice)and only after the women confronted him offline and online.
They're almost as indecipherable as the previous notes in the book, written for a sociology course I took years ago (example: "Cube: foundation is thought system [i.e. victim, etc.]").
As with previous Note devices, the 8 is a really great camera phone.
This is the first spring of Common Core standardized testing across the country (as previous posts have noted), and a number of states have reported problems administering the computer-based exams.
As previous studies have noted, non-disclosure increases the potential for untoward drug-herb-anaesthetic reactions in the perioperative period [ 21].
This is not necessarily surprising, as previous research has noted the members of senior executive teams can have strikingly different perceptions of organizational processes [ 59].
This issue is not unique to δaδi [ 4], as previous authors have noted problems distinguishing alternative demographic histories with data from the AFS [ 23].
As previous research has noted failure to include these costs in decision-making leads to an underestimation of societal costs and may lead to welfare damaging decisions [ 26].
