9.46 'below'

You can also use 'below' to refer forward to something you are about to mention. You use 'below' like this after nouns which refer to texts and pieces of writing (see paragraphs 9.19 and 9.23).

• ... the coming together of the Japanese and Chinese economic miracles (see the Ex-secretary's report below).
• The overlap can be seen in the table below.

'Below' can occasionally be used to refer forward with nouns which refer to actions and things. When it is used with them, it is used in past participle clauses.

• The report given below appeared in the Daily Mail on 8 August 1985.