The phrase "a more recent technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing techniques, indicating that one is newer than another.
Example: "In our research, we decided to implement a more recent technique to improve accuracy in our results."
Alternatives: "a newer method" or "a more up-to-date approach".
Rapid prototyping, including stereolithography (SLA), is a more recent technique for fabricating metal frameworks than the conventional lost-wax technique.
A more recent technique that is more efficient is to put the gene into a skin cell and create an embryo from that cell by cloning.
A more recent technique makes use of a "bent sub" at the bottom of the drill pipe that is pointed in the desired direction.
Using the differences in the signal intensity or energy level for the purpose of localization is a more recent technique [15, 16].
A more recent technique for the treatment of acne scars is nonablative radiofrequency (RF) that works by passing a current through the dermis at a preset depth to produce small thermal wounds in the dermis which, in turn, stimulates dermal remodeling to produce new collagen and soften scar defects.
A second, more recent technique might be another promising candidate to realize general transformations on OAM states.
A different and more recent technique is to use a covered stent that can close the bile leak and subsequently be retrieved percutaneously.
The present study was designed to examine the relationship between bone mineral density (BMD) measurements performed using conventional dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) in total body (TB), spine, and hip and the more recent technique of DXA with laser (DXL) in the calcaneus in a young population and to explore the diagnostic capacity of the heel DXL.
Torsion balances and torsion pendulums, both inspired by the original Cavendish experiment, continue to lead the way in measurements of G, outpacing the more recent technique of atom interferometry experiments.
The more recent technique of minisatellite analysis [ 14], MIRU-VNTR 24 loci, is less technically demanding than the IS 6110 RFLP typing technique, can discriminate at strain level, and is also promising for use in phylogenetic studies [ 15].
Resolution at the cellular and subcellular levels can currently be obtained mainly by two optical techniques: confocal microscopy [ 11] or the more recent technique of two-photon imaging [ 12].
