The phrase "elsewhere on the same" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is located in another part of the same document or area.
Example: "The information can be found elsewhere on the same page."
Alternatives: "in another section of the same" or "in a different part of the same."
An AU is composed of two segments of the form p1, s,..., s, q1 on one chromosome and p2, t,..., t, q2 on another chromosome (or elsewhere on the same chromosome), where p1 and p2 are paralogs dating from the WGD, and so are q1 and q2, and the s and t are single-copy genes in the genome.
Elsewhere on the same page, it reads: "This is an Open Mine.
Elsewhere on the same site, experts advise viewers about collecting Mallorcan pottery, antique clocks, Webkinz, vinyl records, Hot Wheels cars, flint glass and flow blue china.
Elsewhere on the same floor, a witness, Antonio Plunkett, was testifying about his cousin Tad Chin, 27, an electrical mechanic accused of stabbing Bernard Wannamaker to death during a fight at a block party.
In the Independent he wrote: "I have sometimes substituted a passage they have written or said more clearly elsewhere on the same subject for what they said to me, so the reader understands their point as clearly as possible.
But the other acts were more leftfield, and unlikely to appeal to the same audience that might enjoy Darley's easy listening, soulless soul music covers elsewhere on the same bill.
It is interesting that some of the views presented by the HWs in the present study and as documented elsewhere based on the same study respondents [ 28] are mainly supported by the opinions of the current and recent ANC service users, particularly on issues related to direct and indirect costs and a few elements affecting the quality of care [ 18].
If Khan triumphs in May it will show Corbyn up, but nonetheless give comfort to the Labour leader, who is expected to sustain substantial losses in Scotland, Wales and elsewhere in England on the same day.
But the mere use of encryption has encouraged data thieves to look elsewhere for targets, on the same principle that even weak bike locks are effective when there are unlocked bikes nearby.
The plane, the sculpture, the allusions: it is difficult to imagine the same objects on display elsewhere having the same effect.
According to Scotus, it is something like a form, and sometimes, indeed, he calls it such (while elsewhere denying the same claim: on these insignificant terminological shifts, see Dumont [1995]).
