The phrase "as we discussed in the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer back to points or topics that were previously mentioned in the introduction of a document or presentation.
Example: "As we discussed in the introduction, the main objectives of this study are to analyze the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in the introduction" or "as outlined in the introduction".
As we discussed in the introduction, results in papers using course- orsubject-specific variation in school quality indicate that students' effortresponse may be important.
As we discussed in the Introduction, these are common misconceptions among introductory biology students.
Therefore, the use of national targets to reflect achievement of the MDGs is, as we discussed in the introduction, misleading at best and destructive at worst (5, 9).
For instance, as we discussed in the Introduction, the areas of some well-studied functional regions can vary significantly across individuals, whereas we have very limited knowledge about intersubject variability of other functional regions.
As we discussed in the introduction, across Western countries older people experience a decline in philanthropic giving (Halfpenny 1991; Landry et al. 2006; Wiepking 2010; Wu, Huang and Kao 2004).
26 As we discussed in the introduction section, several methods that have been developed to discover denovo pathways or pathway segments do not focus on conditionally activated pathway identification, 2– 4 and cannot output differentially activated pathway segments.
As we discuss in the Introduction, the literature indicates that the coordination of Dna2 and Fen1 action at 5' flaps is mediated by Rpa.
However, as we discussed in Section "Introduction", such internal semantic layer can be applied for full-text search.
Neither "Probe Id" nor "Target Id" can satisfy the properties of the ideal nomenclature system, as was discussed in the introduction section.
As discussed in the introduction, we do not distinguish the various types of pluripotency (developmental, in-vitro, induced,.).
As discussed in the introduction, we can limit the question of SV detection to detection of SV breakpoints.
