The phrase "a latter stage" is not correct; the correct phrase is "a later stage." You can use "a later stage" when referring to a point in time that comes after the current or an earlier stage in a process or development.
Example: "We will address the budget concerns at a later stage in the project."
Alternatives: "a subsequent stage" or "a following stage."
It is this line of interpretation that paves the ground for the message of political Islam and in a latter stage to the resort of violence.
In fact, the gliogenesis was detected at a latter stage (9 dpp or later).
At a latter stage, in the 14th cleavage stage, other proteins as Knirps (KNI) show segments characterized by spiky concentration patterns along the antero-posterior axis of the embryo, [1], [2], [23] [26].
However, at a latter stage during the organization of crescents increased production of TGF-β1 from myofibroblasts is possible.
It is possible that both animals could have controlled viral replication or that the tissues were examined too early and that depletion would have occurred at a latter stage of the infection.
It is possible that both animals could have controlled the infection or that the tissues were examined too early and that depletion would have occurred at a latter stage of the infection.
A man in the latter stage of life with a full head of hair.
In the latter stage, a confederate entered the room and was instructed to maintain a neutral, stoic expression throughout the presentation, refrain from producing any nonverbal signals, and only prompt the presenters if they paused for more than 10 seconds.
The former stage showed a maximum ∼41-fold downregulation and maximum ∼6.4-fold upregulation, while the latter stage contained a maximum ∼32-fold positive change and a maximum ∼170-fold negative change.
The plan needs two parts of training including school stage and enterprise stage and this paper proposes a training schema for the latter stage.
One of these days Nick Kyrgios is going to explode into the latter stage of a major tournament.
