"the aforementioned ideas" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to ideas that have been mentioned or discussed previously in the text. Example: In the introduction, we briefly discussed the impact of climate change on our planet's ecosystems. In this section, we will delve into the aforementioned ideas in more detail.
In this work, we extend upon the aforementioned ideas.
With the aforementioned ideas in mind, we derive a fractional-order model for HIV and HCV coinfection, where treatment for HCV is included.
The problem with all the aforementioned ideas is obvious: They don't tackle the fundamental problem.
Dostoyevsky believes that the "freedom" propounded by the aforementioned ideas is a dreadful freedom "that is contained by no values, because it is before values".
A cartoon that illustrates the aforementioned ideas is shown in Figure 8.
On the basis of the aforementioned ideas, it might be an efficient strategy to construct the realized relationship matrix (G) with a sample of evenly spaced markers first.
Following the aforementioned idea that the utility of the online dating platform to a specific user increases when he/she can contact more users of the opposite gender, the utility of the service should decrease when there are more users of the same gender (i.e., rivals) competing for the users of the other group.
To demonstrate the learning process on the basis of the aforementioned idea, we present a model in which the learning process shapes the flow structure of the neural dynamics, through successive presentations of inputs and the corresponding outputs.
Our ensemble FSF kinetics (for Nup153FG) and BD simulations (for Nup153FGPxFG) show a kon of ∼10 M−1supportingtheg the aforementioned idea of a strongly reactive binding surface.
Notably, we frequently observed animals with normal progesterone levels in nearly half of the plug-checked Neat1 KO mice, further supporting the aforementioned idea that Neat1 only becomes essential in particular pregnancies.
The aforementioned idea that rare variations might be good candidates for pathogenic mutations would require a non-random distribution of variations in the MT-RNR1gene, i.e. that an inverse correlation exists between phylogenetic conservation and the number of variations per residue.
