"conclusions mentioned above" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to previously mentioned or summarized conclusions in a written work. Example sentence: In this essay, we have discussed the various causes and effects of climate change. Now, let's delve into some of the conclusions mentioned above and explore potential solutions for mitigating its impact.
The result is consistent with the conclusions mentioned above.
On the basis of the conclusions mentioned above, a highly blended flying-wing plus lifting body concept is proposed.
According to the two conclusions mentioned above, the states of HSR wireless network link quality is controlled by another variable that cannot be observed.
Hu W et al. demonstrated that GO has strong adsorption capacity which could adsorb serum protein to form protein inclusions [46], demonstrating the higher cytotoxic basic of GO compared to G. Our experiments confirmed the conclusions mentioned above.
In line with these conclusions, previous results of our group obtained by analyzing the starch composition of Koshihikari grains harvested in moderate and high-temperature conditions were not contradictory to the conclusions mentioned above (Tsutsui et al. 2013).
The conclusions mentioned above (Figure 5) are also expressed in the percent change of the mean values of r-lu, Th-int, Th-med, Th-adv and Th-VW for each Th-int/r-IEL interval, the mean value of Th-int/r-IEL interval<5% taken as standard (100%).
Emmens's conclusion, mentioned above, that the old Rembrandt was still considered a "towering" figure in his time is supported by several interesting documents.
It can be seen that in the frequency axis direction, the magnitude of CC is nonzero even if β ≠ 0 and 512, which supports the conclusion mentioned above.
For it robs the sub-derivation proceeding in accord with that hypothesis of a crucial lemma needed to establish the intermediate conclusion mentioned above: that if I'm a brain in a vat then my utterances of "I'm a brain in a vat" are uniformly false.
Previous studies on the subclass distribution of anti-CCP and RF in RA indicate that IgG4 is conspicuously elevated, only secondarily to IgG1; this further confirms the conclusion mentioned above [10]-[12] [10]-[12]
These findings further support our conclusion mentioned above.
