The phrase "as proposed in a previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suggestion or idea that was mentioned earlier in a document or conversation.
Example: "The changes to the project timeline were made as proposed in a previous meeting."
Alternatives: "as suggested in an earlier" or "as outlined in a prior".
Through the foregoing results, the mechanisms of substitution, as proposed in a previous work, have been confirmed to be independent of the type of solvent utilized.
Likewise, if another large tectonic earthquake dilated the magma reservoir by an order of magnitude more than the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and the ISTL earthquake, then the volcano system might possibly respond as proposed in a previous study (Walter and Amelung 2007).
We also conducted power analysis as proposed in a previous report [43].
Confidence intervals for LRs were calculated as proposed in a previous report [41].
A defect in the maturation of ISC-dependent DNA metabolism and genome integrity enzymes could be responsible for the high CIN crisis in rho0 cells, as proposed in a previous study (Veatch et al. 2009).
As proposed in a previous report, ADs can be used as directives for disclosure "as a verbal or written declaration from the patient that indicates his or her preference for disclosure of information in the event cancer is diagnosed" [ 26].
As proposed in a series of previous studies, this strong anti-correlation observed indicates that the mRNAs in our MTBs are likely true targets of the miRNAs in the same MTBs [ 25– 325.
Interestingly, the expression of the MC2 receptor in the adrenal also displayed a clear time-dependent change (Figure 3), suggesting a change in the sensitivity of the adrenal to ACTH according to the time of day, as proposed in previous studies [9], [37].
We confirmed its inclusion in Pandanales (fig. 4), as proposed in previous studies (Chase et al. 2000; Caddick et al. 2002; Davis et al. 2004; Rudall and Bateman 2006; Mennes et al. 2013).
However, it could be used to detect shunting to the lungs by measuring the holmium content in blood passing through the Vena cava caudalis, as was proposed in a previous paper [ 15].
This was proposed in a previous publication as a possible mechanism for bone growth stimulation by magnetic field application, for example by making the surface layers of a prosthetic implant from a ferromagnetic fibre array, into which bone cell growth would occur.
