The phrase "a later paragraph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a paragraph that appears further along in a text or document.
Example: "The details of the project will be discussed in a later paragraph."
Alternatives: "a subsequent paragraph" or "a following paragraph".
And what is in the lines redacted from a later paragraph on his mental health?
It will be our task, in a later paragraph, to consider some of the ways in which the generic, cultural, and personal statures of "man" may be increased or diminished by tomorrow's more far-reaching "conquest of space".
However, this seems counter to a later paragraph in which he addresses the Guardian's concerns over storing user data "indefinitely".
The mechanism that underlies this difference is unknown, but it may be related to the AZT substrate specificity of enzymes in the thymidine-phosphorylation pathway (thymidine kinase and thymidylate kinase), which are described in a later paragraph.
In a later paragraph in the same story.: "That is why we published the images--to convey the true scale of what happened in Roanoke--a deranged man filming murder especially for airing on social media, at a time when it's so easy for the public to become inured to such senseless violence".
This strategy and the results are described in a later paragraph.
The appearance of these cells suggests that they are in the testis (a result confirmed by molecular analyses. See the later paragraph), hence we designated them as testis ova.
Additional evaluation steps were conducted in the case study to clinically interpret the resultant quantitative trait (see the later paragraph).
One of the possible explanations could be that T. roseum can utilize CO and H2 as energy source and generate a large ATP pool (see later paragraphs for details).
First of all, despite my whining that will come in later paragraphs, the film is a technical marvel and a generally exciting action-adventure.
The opening paragraph should succinctly state the opinion of the critic with a basic justification for it, with later paragraphs being designated for elaboration.
