The phrase "a later development in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has emerged or evolved after a previous event or stage in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is a later development in the ongoing efforts to improve workplace safety."
Alternatives: "a subsequent advancement in" or "an ensuing change in".
The considered DAG fusion algorithm is applied in a later development stage, in order to 'fuse' the addition chains of the several individual constants into a single network of adders, wired shifts and multiplexers, suitable for time-multiplexing.
I ask whether women rode astride then as Margaret Beaufort does on TV and she treats me to a mini-lesson on the side-saddle, "a later development brought in from the French court by Anne Boleyn".
Labial (rounding) vowel harmony is a later development and differs in Turkic and Mongolian.
In a later development Monday, Roy Disney's ally Stanley Gold announced via a letter that he too would be leaving the board, saying "I hope that my resignation will serve as a catalyst for change at Disney".
More generally, the high association of gene expression at the early developmental stage (e.g. juvenile leaf) with a target trait at a later development stage (e.g. in seeds) is due to allelic, cis-acting variation rather than being a read-out of a transcription network, as hypothesized previously for the association in maize hybrids of transcript abundance variation in leaves with grain yield.
In all circuits studied (except the r7 reticular neurons), hoxb4a activity was sustained during later development in a subset of neurons.
Rauschenberg's inclusiveness and Johns's more cerebral exploration of numbers, the alphabet, the American flag, and other images that "the mind already knows" opened the doors to Pop art, minimalism, and a dozen later developments in the early nineteen-sixties, which provided more innovation and excitement in the visual arts than any decade since the nineteen-twenties.
However, this work was an important precursor to later developments in bariatric surgery, which has now become a major component of the management of obesity.
In the 13th century lyric poetry was first written in a conventionalized Sicilian dialect that influenced later developments in Tuscany.
