The phrase "a later encounter with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subsequent meeting or interaction with someone or something after an initial one.
Example: "After our initial discussion, I had a later encounter with the same topic during the conference."
Alternatives: "a subsequent meeting with" or "a following interaction with".
A later encounter with these unrelated elements may bring forth negative emotional reactions from the stored engram and lead to countersurvival actions.
Obama has lived with Islam, from his boyhood Indonesia to a later encounter with the similarly malleable Islamic faith of Kenyan relatives.
A later encounter with Western ways occurred when American technicians came to his town in the 1950s to help build a fertilizer factory, and he still recalls it with shock.
The present study was designed to investigate the predictive value of the toddler's co-regulation with the father and the capacities the infant shows during a later encounter with a stranger, beyond the effect of the co-regulation of the toddler with the mother.
She was present during a later encounter with British light forces around midnight.
Nichols, the woman told investigators, brought her to a hotel and, on a later encounter, had sex with her in her apartment, the affidavit alleges.
Wright cut this episode as well (he had Bigger watch a movie critical of political radicalism instead); and he also eliminated a few lines (apparently too steamy for the Book-of-the-Month Club) from Bigger's later encounter with the flesh-and-blood Mary which made it clear that Bigger is sexually aroused by her.
Gilbert's concern about American copyright pirates foreshadowed the difficulties he and Sullivan would later encounter with unauthorised "pirated" productions of H.M.S. Pinafore, The Mikado and their other popular works.
Many later encounters with the Bohemian chef, with art professors and stonemasons, are the stuff of his later novels.
So I was delighted to return to it on CD and find that it stood up well not only to the memories of many early hearings but also to countless later encounters with the work.
In both, his early exposure to the Bonelli comics (the Italian equivalent of Marvel) growing up in Bologna and his later encounters with comics by R. Crumb and Daniel Clowes combine with his undergraduate work in biology and his Ph.D. research building computational models of brain cells.
