The phrase "a later published" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity, typically as "a later publication" or "published later."
Example: "The findings were discussed in a later published article that provided additional insights."
Alternatives: "a subsequently published" or "a later released."
Just days earlier, Mr. Sikorski and his German counterpart, Guido Westerwelle, had laid out — in the International Herald Tribune, and in a later published paper — a vision of what an even more integrated Europe might be.
In a later published response to Shumyatsky titled "The Mistakes of Bezhin Meadow", Eisenstein pledged he would "rid myself of the last anarchistic traits of individualism in my outlook and creative method".
We excluded research that was updated in a later published paper or was designed as a historical controlled trial.
In a later published article, Ballon et al. [ 17] also reported whole-body DWI during free breathing.
Of these, 14 were duplicate studies, one was designed as a historical controlled trial, one RCT was updated in a later published paper and one trial was performed in children.
As well as acting in this film, H.D. wrote an explanatory pamphlet to accompany it, a piece later published in Close Up.
In 1920, Rutherford published a booklet, Millions Now Living Will Never Die, and a year later published his first hardcover book, The Harp of God.
In 1943, he was repatriated in poor health and a year later published The Sun Stood Still, the first account of life in a second world war PoW camp.
"We love that technology," he wrote in a chat later published by Ars Technica.
In 1983 he published the final volume of his autobiography The Closing Chapter and a year later published Landmarks in the Law.
It started connecting members via a Facebook group, and later published a 40-page "vision paper" on the future of the country's ecosystem.
