The phrase "which will be discussed below" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are introducing a topic and indicating that you will discuss it further down in the text. For example: "The purpose of this paper is to explore the potential for applying machine-learning techniques to medical diagnosis, which will be discussed below."
It is connected with what he called "speculative rhetoric" or "methodeutic" (which will be discussed below).
The tracking modules have mainly three processing steps: camera calibration, vehicle segmentation and vehicle tracking, which will be discussed below sequentially.
These observations are juxtaposed to those of Khayat (Khayat 2005) and Tamarut et al. (Tamarut et al. 2006), both of which will be discussed below under prognostic studies.
While a number of other tools are available, some of which will be discussed below, there is not yet enough literature in order to properly evaluate them.
Differences in the prevalence of the different risk factors for peptic ulcer complications between populations, which will be discussed below, are other possible explanations.
The results indicate that some of the alleles, genotypes and haplotypes of these three SNPs are associated with the risk and prognosis of breast cancer, which will be discussed below respectively.
The 5′ U bias was significantly more prominent than the -3A bias, likely because 5′ U scnRNAs were preferentially loaded to Twi1p, which will be discussed below in more detail.
Outside of the MHC, two significant genes have so far been identified in AS: ARTS1 and IL-23R [ 24], the latter of which will be discussed below and has been associated with several different autoimmune diseases.
This formula can be shown to have a general validity for all forms of humour and wit, some of which will be discussed below.
In recent scholarship this consensus view has received strong challenges, which will be discussed below.
This explanation is further confirmed by FTIR experiments, which will be discussed below.
