"denoted here" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when something has been specified or presented previously in a document or conversation and you want to refer back to it. For example: "The subject was denoted here in the introduction of the report."
This class of problems is commonly denoted here as the generalized plane piezoelectric (GPP) problem.
Then, one among the proposed system logistic flexibility types, denoted here trans-routing flexibility, is quantitatively investigated.
In this study, we have investigated the frequency and function of a new population of MDSC denoted here as CD14+HLA-DR−/low in HCC patients.
In particular, we focus on the group of rigid-body motions in 3-space, whish is denoted here as SE(3).
Moreover, another design method proposed in the literature and denoted here as MNA/GNA, which is based on a modified slenderness, is also evaluated.
The scenarios are tailored to the region in southeastern South America bounded by 25 40° S, 45 65° W, denoted here as SESA.
The method is based on the characteristics of a new discrepancy index, denoted here as Global Discrepancy Indicator (GDI), and trajectories correlation.
Time-domain, nonlinear seismic response of a steel moment-resisting frame (SMRF) in the presence of this type of connection and pre-Northridge bolted-web, welded-flange (denoted here as BWWF) connections are evaluated.
The most general kind of SPNs with product-form solution introduced by Coleman et al. (and denoted here by SΠ-nets) suffers a serious drawback: the existence of such a solution depends on the values of the transition rates.
This is done by introducing a factor F, denoted here as the load factor.
Sago waste samples used without chemical treatment are denoted here as SW.
