"so far mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has been mentioned previously. For example: "The three options discussed so far mentioned are all viable options for the project."
All of the nomads so far mentioned share important general characteristics.
There is a hole in the coaching career so far mentioned.
A feature shared by LPC and all its extensions so far mentioned is that the only variables that occur in quantifiers are individual variables.
But the only concrete plan to achieve these savings so far mentioned is the effort to cut the successful Medicare Advantage Program, as you advocate.
I mention these oddities because this week, I want to resume my obsession with mutations, and look explicitly at a type that I've so far mentioned only in passing: beneficial mutations.
The writings so far mentioned, however, would not necessarily have procured literary immortality for Defoe; this he achieved when in 1719 he turned his talents to an extended work of prose fiction and (drawing partly on the memoirs of voyagers and castaways such as Alexander Selkirk) produced Robinson Crusoe.
Troublingly, there have already been reports of harassment of opposition leaders and activists but none so far mention widespread violence.
So far, Mention has attracted 150,000 users and 2,500 paying subscribers, including CrunchBase, GitHub or Microsoft.
Note that we have so far not mentioned the fourth, relational concepts.
Only two cases of alleged involvement of British troops have so far been mentioned.
But while one presidential candidate after another has been proposing new tax regimes, none so far has mentioned equalizing the regional differences.
