The phrase "a later model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a product or item that was released after an earlier version, indicating it has been updated or improved.
Example: "I decided to purchase a later model of the smartphone because it has better features and performance."
Alternatives: "a newer version" or "a subsequent model".
Those safeguards do exist on a later model, she said, but it remains uncertified.
(An ad for a later model announced: "Go-getters! Achievers! Decision-makers! Your Car Is Waiting).
That plane crashed at the Paris Air Show in 1973 and a later model crash-landed in 1978, ending Moscow's brief romance with supersonic passenger flight.
Mr. Sheehan knows the world of cut Ferraris well, having performed 28 such conversions, mainly on a later model, the 365 GTB/4, known as the Daytona.
A German Malipol machine uses knitting principles to bind pile to a backing fabric, although a later model uses unknitted weft threads instead of backing.
In 1958, they wrote their chess program in a later model of this language called I.P.L.-IV for the JOHNNIAC, and they subsequently described its performance as "good in spots".
A stereo from a later-model Mercedes-Benz has been installed, protruding slightly from the dashboard.
The case, or reference, as it is known, against Mr. Chaudhry centered around charges of misconduct, including demanding a later-model Mercedes as his official car.
That means choosing a later-model ride – for our purposes we'll consider five-year-old models that remain affordable, yet come with critical systems like electronic stability control to help prevent losing control under sudden or emergency handling situations, and side-impact airbags to add an extra layer of protection in a collision.
We booked the Airstream on the hilltop and another one elsewhere on the property, a later-model Airstream in a canyon that doesn't have views but does have more space.
But he still needs to make the right financial choices to reach his short-term goals: new shoes, his own apartment, a later-model used car rather than his 187,000-mile mid-1990s Toyota sedan, a gym membership, his first smartphone.
