The phrase "a later generation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subsequent group or cohort that follows an earlier one, often in contexts related to technology, culture, or biology.
Example: "The new smartphone model is significantly more advanced than a later generation of devices released just a few years ago."
Alternatives: "a subsequent generation of" or "a newer generation of".
Kavanagh powerfully shaped the poetry of a later generation of writers, in particular that of Seamus Heaney.
But it provided the inspiration for a later generation of politicians to create the euro, which entered into circulation in 12 European Union nations on Jan . 1
The tours use the Lark V, a later generation of the DUKW built in the Vietnam era that is larger and more stable than its predecessors.
It also seems to prefigure the esteemed paintings of a later generation of Abstract painters, building tension between soft, floating foreground forms and a darker, mysterious interior.
In its seeming failure, however, New Jewish Times had, in fact, anticipated a later generation of edgy and hip Jewish journalism.
His stance, at its best wholly uncompromising, made him a godfather of comedy, and won him the admiration of a later generation of stand-ups.
EL102 is a later generation derivative of the family of toluidine sulphonamide hypoxia-induced factor 1 (Hif1 α) inhibitors described by (Wendt et al, 2011).
EL102 is a later generation derivative of the family of toluidine sulphonamide designed to inhibit Hif1 α described by (Wendt et al, 2011).
His eloquent hatred of Napoleon, like a later generation's hatred of Stalin, came from his realization that he had wagered his highest hopes on a bloody fraud.
While "Coming Soon" takes up the cause of a later generation, it recalls the salutary candor of the 70's about sexuality, especially female sexuality.
In 1955, a later generation grieved the passing of the 24-year-old James Dean, who received two posthumous Academy Award nominations on his way to the pantheon.
