"was previously set up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that had happened in the past and has been established beforehand. For example: "The meeting was previously set up to discuss the new policy."
When finished, the green "done" button lets the kids send off their creation to anyone else who has been previously set up in the app's contact list.
In two women with POF the sorted SSEA-4-positive cells were transferred to autologous ovarian cell cultures, which had been previously set up by ovarian surface epithelium brushing in the same women.
The vaginal fluids from a cohort including healthy females (not sex workers) and HIV-positive Cambodian female sex workers (n = 20) were purified and analyzed with the methods previously set up; results were compared to those obtained from the Italian cohorts of healthy donors and HIV-positive subjects (males and females) which were used to set up optimal assays conditions.
In the absence of an honest and complete report, observers may have to look to the findings of an "Alternative Truth Commission," which could be similar to parallel inquiries previously set up in other Latin American countries.
The in vitro strand transfer assay previously set up [11] was used.
Recombinant pure IntI1(His 6 (referred as IntI1 for convenience) was tested using the recombination assay previously set up [11].
Mr Spowart, who had previously set up Standard Life Bank, claims that IF is "revolutionary".
Zones have previously been set up in Cardiff central business district; St Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan, which includes Cardiff Airport; Ebbw Vale; Deeside; and Anglesey.
The triple-primer PCR assay has previously been set up to allow the determination of ERC4 relative expression in tumor samples with very low ER levels, as measured by ligand-binding assay [ 24].
As discussed previously, POIS was not set up to specifically measure aspects of these dimensions, although the majority of the questions in the first interview were able to be grouped into the four dimensions.
