"review thereof" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has already been mentioned in the same sentence or in a previous sentence. For example, "The company conducted a thorough review of the financial records and, upon completion of the review thereof, noticed several discrepancies."
From the biomedical tradition, level one evidence on the effectiveness of a health technology intervention equates with controlled, clinical trials or systematic reviews thereof [ 14].
This discussion outlines these questions building on the analysis of the methods and frameworks (or lack thereof) reviewed from the literature.
The mechanism of Bcl-2 family-regulated apoptosis is predominantly described by either the direct or indirect activation models, or a combination thereof (reviewed in Chipuk et al. and Shamas-Din et al).
I'll be posting Wednesday* on peer review, or the lack thereof, in research related to environmental and health impacts of gas drilling.
The first section deals with the demographic characteristics of the university students who have been included in the study, and the second section deals with the findings on the questionnaires completed by the students about the contribution of the information technologies and information on education and their interpretation thereof and review.
With the anniversary of Michael Brown's death in Ferguson as a backdrop, the biopic provides a fresh opportunity to review progress, or lack thereof, on these important social issues.
Herein, examples of LbL films developed to establish hemostasis, fight infection, or the combination thereof, are reviewed with a discussion of the rationale behind their components and architectures.
This article is a historical overview of some of the influences of business upon the development of sociocultural anthropology and the consequences thereof, and a review of other major developments that shaped business anthropology over the past century.
CBA carried out Masson's Trichrome staining, data analysis thereof and critical review of the manuscript.
Several competing hypotheses exist trying to explain the cause of the disease: The genetic heritability of Alzheimer's disease (and memory components thereof), based on reviews of twin and family studies, range from 49% to 79%.
