The phrase "a most recent" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "the most recent" when referring to something that is the latest in time.
Example: "The most recent report indicates a significant increase in sales."
Alternatives: "the latest" or "the newest".
The Capsicum transcriptome database, a most recent study of pepper transcriptomes, was recently introduced by Góngora-Castillo et al. [ 24].
The empirical mode decomposition (EMD) is a most recent tool for analysis of nonstationary signals.
Crowdfunding is considered as a most recent research stream of the broad crowdsourcing discipline.
The correct answer was the taxon that shared a most recent common ancestor with the focal taxon.
In a most recent work [24], the authors estimated a dense motion field to facilitate the process of matrix restoration.
Influencing variables were identified with the help of a most recent and most promising machine learning technique, namely random forest.
In contrast, a most recent abstract [21] showed a sympathetically-mediated association between interictal photophobia and pupil size in patients with migraine.
That is, the principal criterion for classifying organisms in biological science is common ancestry: organisms that share a most recent common ancestor are to be grouped together.
In a phylogenetic context, however, all extant species are descended from a most recent common ancestor (MRCA) to whom they are all equally related (Fig. 1a).
For years the feature has let users switch from the default Top Stories relevancy-sorted feed to a Most Recent feed with the latest updates at the top.
According to a most recent study and infographic from SAP there are 2.4 billion ongoing, brand-related conversations among American consumers, daily.
