"both the aforementioned" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two specific things or ideas that have been previously mentioned. Example: Both the aforementioned books have won awards for their thought-provoking themes and compelling storytelling.
Both the aforementioned are the typical characteristics of the stochastic Coulomb blockade which suggests a formation of multi-quantum dots[31 34].
'Both the aforementioned persons are familiar to the undersigned and other members of the Narcotic Squad.
Moreover, we use this theory to bring about engineering contributions to both the aforementioned phases of ontology-driven conceptual modeling.
Needless to say, this teeming cosmopolis is an iridescent mine of faces that obsessed both the aforementioned film makers and their many able photographers, including Helen Levitt, Jack Couffer, Haskell Wexler, Sy Wexler and Joel Coleman.This human panorama has stood them in good stead.
For both the aforementioned building types, it is possible to define the number of floors.
The new line from Fujitsu come in both the aforementioned 147GB size and also a 73.5GB size.
Both of the aforementioned are key aspects of the constructivist paradigm (Prat-Corominas et al., 2010).
It is first heard during Ayu's first appearance in both the visual novel and the aforementioned anime version.
In addition only 8.9% of the trials (n=35) had both appropriate sequence generation and appropriate allocation concealment despite the fact that both of the aforementioned risk of bias domains can be always appropriately performed when conducting an RCT in any field.
I set it up on both a Mac and a PC, and downloaded and tested a variety of apps for both, including the aforementioned ones, a Corel drawing app, several more games, and a utility for controlling my computer.
