"foregoing description" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in legal documents or formal writing to refer back to a previous description or statement. Example: The defendant's actions, as outlined in the foregoing description, clearly demonstrate his intent to defraud the company.
At best, the foregoing description presents only an intuitive concept of a set.
In view of our foregoing description of the Attorney General's unique representative capacities which clearly distinguishes him from attorneys generally, no claim is now made by anyone that the Attorney General cannot seek a judicial declaration of the invalidity of SEERA on constitutional or other grounds.
From the foregoing description, it would appear that cancer expression of AGR2 is more associated with diseases that have a lower potential of progression.
The foregoing description is also supported by the experimental observation that the transition around T θ = 28 °C can be completely suppressed adding 10 vol% of dioxane to the toluene solution (see Fig. SI- 5 in ESM).
The foregoing descriptions of the equilibrating movements of short-term funds have not applied when there has been a serious lack of confidence that a given parity will be maintained.
The foregoing descriptions have pertained to the behaviour of superconductors in the absence of electromagnetic fields or in the presence of steady or slowly varying fields; the properties of superconductors in the presence of high-frequency electromagnetic fields, however, have also been studied.
To the foregoing may be added Vaughan-Stevensa description of a ceremony observed by the Sakai the occasion of a death.
Firstly, while the two-dimensional intension encodes certain principles about how the reference of a term depends on the features of the actual world, there is no reason for thinking that these principles can always be condensed into a simple, or even finite, reference-fixing description (as in the foregoing example of 'Phosphorus').
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However, the final circumstances could vary from the foregoing".
The parties concede the foregoing rules.
