The phrase "a later wave of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subsequent group or movement that follows an earlier one, often in contexts like trends, ideas, or events.
Example: "The research highlights a later wave of technological advancements that have transformed the industry."
Alternatives: "a subsequent wave of" or "a following wave of".
Newer evidence, however, has led to disagreement among prehistorians about the Lapita cultural complex: it may have arrived in Fiji with a later wave of seafaring immigrants.
More recent research suggests that the differences arose within the islands themselves, through the intermixture of an original settlement of non-Austronesian-language speakers (see Papuan languages) from Southeast Asia with a later wave of Austronesian speakers (see Austronesian languages).
Just as he had been one of Adamov's earlier champions, David also directed, translated and wrote about a later wave of writers such as Michel Vinaver, Bernard-Marie Koltès and Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt.
Ms. Jackson's book, published last month, comes at a time of renewed interest in this kind of experience, partly because of President Obama and his wife, Michelle, who were part of a later wave of black students at Ivy League institutions.
We found that genes involved in RNA splicing and processing, transcriptional regulation and cell cycle control were rapidly down-regulated, while those involved in lipid metabolism, cytoskeletal reorganization and myelin gene products were subsequently up-regulated and followed by a later wave of transcripts affecting vesicular transport, late myelin genes and survival.
Data from a later wave of assessment confirmed that regression occurred, with mean language scores improving over time.
They made it to China between eighty thousand and a hundred and twenty thousand years ago and to Australia by fifty thousand years ago; a later wave out of Africa reached Western Europe by about forty-two thousago yeago ago.
It has been shown that Interleukin-1 alpha (IL1A) and Interleukin-1 beta (IL1B) act via their receptor (IL1R) to induce gene expressions which in term mediate a feedback protein synthesis involved in the later wave of inflammatory responses [ 15, 24].
Thus, the M65 assay may detect the later wave of tumour cell necrosis that occurs as a consequence of drug-induced vascular collapse.
Neither drug acts quickly enough to dampen the immediate reaction, and antihistamines do not block the later wave of eosinophils, he said.
Ramakis is representative of that later wave of Greek immigrants.
