The phrase "a more recent tool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing tools or technologies, indicating that one is newer than another.
Example: "In our research, we found that a more recent tool provided better results than the older version."
Alternatives: "a newer tool" or "a latest tool".
A more recent tool called ClustNails [25] proposes to explore subspace clusters by a combination of a heatmap for similar values of the dimensions, and a glyph representation to explore similarities in the corresponding subspaces.
In contrast, the Women's Risk Needs Assessment (WRNA), for example, is a more recent tool designed to detect gender-specific needs (e.g., in-depth measures of psychiatric disorders; abuse and trauma histories) and strengths such as self-efficacy (Voorhis et al., 2010).
A more recent tool that tries to model the oligonucleotide positional densities is described in [8].
Furthermore, we evaluated the performance of a more recent tool, ProStar [14].
A more recent tool, WindowMasker [ 13], masks repetitive DNA segments using only the genomic sequence itself.
A recent review [ 7] of such tools concluded that while the Alzheimer's Disease Knowledge Test ADKTT) [ 17] was the oldest and most widely used, a more recent tool, the Alzheimer's Disease Knowledge Scale (ADKS) [ 18], was promising and showed good psychometric properties.
The time needed for diagnosis of tuberculosis and rifampicin resistance has been cut down even further to 2 h by a more recent diagnostic tool, Xpert MTB/RIF [ 25].
More recent tools include MLtreemap [ 8], UniFrac [ 9] and pplacer [ 10] and QIIME [ 11].
Despite considerable progress in more recent tools, various types of alignment errors are still observed.
More recent tools have sought to address other dimensions that impact on health and health literacy [ 18- 20].
Moreover, it may also allow applying these more recent tools on the wide case series of the historical conducted clinical trials, that represent the main available source of well-selected GIST patients, providing novel and more reliable interpretations of these historic data [ 26, 27].
