The phrase "a later chapter in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subsequent section or part of a text, story, or discussion that will be addressed or elaborated on later.
Example: "The themes introduced in the first chapter will be explored in more depth in a later chapter in the book."
Alternatives: "a subsequent section in" or "a following chapter in".
A later chapter in my book deals with photography and poetry of New York City.
Crotonville was Mr Welch's "baby", a point underlined in a later chapter in the book, "Remaking Crotonville to Remake GE".
She said that the Lord & Taylor box contained "several hundred pages of typed original manuscript", which appeared to be a later chapter in Mockingbird; she was asked to find a copy of Mockingbird to compare with the manuscript, and after handing one to the two men, left the meeting.
A later chapter finds him in the company of Wiccans, participating in black-magic ceremonies — "Macbeth meets Harry Potter" — and pondering the benefits of pagan worship versus monotheism.
We report on this feature in more details in a later chapter concerning the metabolism of inorganic reduced P compounds.
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(We will return to the role of pharmaceutical companies in shaping beliefs about drugs in a later chapter).
In a later chapter Nugent explores the world of the Society for Creative Anachronism, where geeks in full armour and wielding edged weapons play "real life" medieval war games that make American football look like badminton.
The heavy-tailed degree distribution in Figure 1(B) tells us that there is a significant variation in the composers' prominence and popularity in the landscape of classical music, which provides us with an important clue for understanding its nature and how it would potentially evolve in time, which we discuss in a later chapter.
First, mechanisms operating in the tumor cells themselves are discussed; the involvement of PDGF stimulation in the stroma compartment is discussed in a later chapter.
After Prop 8, advocates became more adept at communicating with religious and other swing voters and, continuing the hard work on the ground, began racking up legislative wins in 2009 and then popular vote victories, including in the 2012 Maine campaign Solomon details in a later chapter.
