The phrase "previous exercise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to an exercise or activity that has already been completed or mentioned before. Example: "Before moving on to the next chapter, let's quickly review the concepts we learned in the previous exercise." In this sentence, "previous exercise" refers to an activity that was completed before the current one. Another example could be, "I struggled with the previous exercise, but this one seems easier." In this case, "previous exercise" refers to a specific activity that was mentioned earlier in the conversation or text.
An early play of Fassbinder's, "Water Drops on Burning Rocks," was the basis of Mr. Ozon's previous exercise in theatrical claustrophobia.
A decade ago, when Gov. Mario Cuomo oversaw the previous exercise in redistricting, there was speculation that he would veto the Legislature's work and force some reform.
Some of the authors were associated with the controversial Orange Book, but stress they are not seeking to repeat the previous exercise.
At the beginning of his TEDx talk, reflecting on his previous exercise habits, he says, "I'm worried I may have made a lethal mistake".
1. Refer back to the full colour inventory of the scene you chose in the previous exercise and mix every colour's complementary.
As you saw in the previous exercise, each co-primary has a particular temperature and overtone - think about which ones to use for the colours you need to mix.
A previous exercise named "Waking Shark" was conducted two years ago by the Financial Services Authority whilst a pair of similar war games ("Quantum Dawn" and "Quantum Dawn 2") have been carried out on Wall Street in the US.
For the scene in which the whole factory twists and shouts, Von Trier ran a hundred fixed cameras simultaneously; back in the trailer, he switches to the anxious, handheld fidgeting of "The Idiots," his previous exercise in shock... Go and see this movie, even if you quit before the end; after all, Selma herself used to leave her favorite pictures "just after the next-to-last song".
Maximal power tolerated (MPT) was also significantly reduced by the previous exercise [−17 (−27; −7) W].
Since our previous exercise only considers individuals who switch sectors at some point, we now estimate the returns to formality using the entire sample.
Moreover, CAR may represent a combination of previous exercise load and upcoming stress, making current interpretation of field-based observational research challenging.
