The phrase "referred to in the previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer back to something that has been mentioned earlier in the same piece of writing. For example, "John did not agree with the suggestion, as referred to in the previous paragraph."
First, we delivered the table referred to in the previous post to the client without further modification, and the client was very happy with it.
53 Thus, the provisions referred to in the previous three paragraphs allot, by way of original grant, to the principal director in his capacity as author the rights to exploit a cinematographic work that are at issue in the main proceedings.
A financial institution which requires written confirmation in accordance with the previous sentence need not provisionally recredit a consumer's account in accordance with subsection (c), nor shall the financial institution be liable under subsection (e) if the written confirmation is not received within the ten-day period referred to in the previous sentence.
In the following, we analyze how well the positions can be estimated on the noisy images referred to in the previous sections and by how much our proposed denoising algorithm improves this estimation.
Specifically, the approach positions the nodes of a drug drug interaction graph in two-dimensional space using the techniques referred to in the previous section; in this way, synergistic interactions can be straightforwardly related to trends in compound properties, and thus hypotheses for the origins of the synergy might be more quickly proposed.
The reliance on these so-called intrinsic measures could be why the EEPMM adds coordination measures and calls for extrinsic measures: measures that are purposefully designed to fit the inter-organizational relationship challenges of EEs referred to in the previous section.
Shipping and aviation were referred to in the world's previous climate change deal, the Kyoto Protocol, and were still referred to in the draft of the Paris Agreement until just a few days before it was signed.
All structures considered in the enthalpy of formation dataset are available in previous datasets referred to in the main text.
Also shown is the predicted Δ Cp for this transition, calculated using the same empirical relationships used to estimate the binding Δ Cp (this value has been referred to in previous publications as the 'conformational Δ Cp').
Detail for all assays performed can be referred to in our previous publications [ 9].
The processed meat pattern in the present study shares most characteristics of the Western diet referred to in previous studies on CRC risk, which indicates a positive association between the Western dietary pattern and CRC risk.
