"preceding evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to evidence that has been presented earlier in a document, conversation, or case. For example, “The court accepted the preceding evidence as sufficient to convict the defendant.”.
Much of the preceding evidence for apoptotic clearance impairment in SLE comes from mouse models of lupus.
The preceding evidence that Nanog is crucial for instating pluripotency during somatic cell reprogramming prompted re-examination of its role in embryogenesis.
The preceding evidence supports the concept of insulin-mediated cessation of disease progression with early insulin intervention to preserve pancreatic β-cells.
This study, performed in patients without preceding evidence of cardiac involvement, demonstrates the critical importance of referencing LV mass to the BSA.
Taken together, the preceding evidence might explain the result in this study that individuals carrying the MICA-A5.1 allele have a predisposition for their infected or transformed cells to escape from attack by immune cells.
The preceding evidence from experimental models of PD supports the consensus view from clinical observations that ovarian factors are protective in the female NSDA, whilst revealing that gonadal factors may be detrimental in males.
Based on these preceding evidences, we studied the implication of distinct HIV PIs on the human protozoan parasite L. amazonensis, focusing on the effects in the peptidase activity, parasite proliferation, ultrastructure and interaction with animal cells.
These early changes precede evidence of clinical response but do not predict for it.
"This does not mean that the conspiracy theories are necessarily false but it does mean that the beliefs tend to precede evidence of conspiracy".
The issues raised in this article will be discussed on 20 June at Thinking about patient stories: can experience become evidence?, a workshop preceding the Evidence Live conference in Oxford.
Speaking during the Commons debate, he insisted any military action should be based on the principle that "evidence should precede decision; not decision precede evidence".
