The phrase "a recent essay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific essay that has been published or written recently, often to discuss its content or findings.
Example: "In a recent essay of the journal, the author explores the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a recent article from" or "a recent paper on".
I cannot control the situation, yet I am held liable by America.Paul Crosby Toronto, OntarioSIR – In your article on prisons ("Too many laws, too many prisoners", July 24th) you echoed a key conclusion of a recent essay of ours there is no evidence that enhancing already long sentences creates material deterrent effects.
A recent essay of his appeared in The Guardian with an indictment of inequality and American capitalism.
"The one thing of which we can be certain," Mr. Griffin wrote in a recent essay on the Web site of the magazine Aviation Week and Space Technology, "is that in trying to envision the world of 2057, two generations in the future, we will be wrong".
In a recent essay on America's over-abundance of trees, two fire ecologists at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, Helen Poulos and James Workman, estimate that a typical over-forested acre today transpires an extra 2.3 acre-feet of water annually enough to meet the needs of four families.
And al-Hibri's pro-woman readings of the Koran are, at times, less than persuasive: in a recent essay for the Journal of Law & Religion, she acknowledges that the Koran permits a husband to beat his wife, though she argues that a correct reading of the verse indicates that he should use nothing more injurious than a miswak, a twig that commonly serves as a toothbrush in the Arabian peninsula.
In a recent essay for the Chronicle of Higher Education, he notes, "I probably would not have even become a political scientist if it had not been for an intensely political childhood". .
In a recent essay for the Chronicle of Higher Education, he notes, "I probably would not have even become a political scientist if it had not been for an intensely political childhood".
We are, as Slavoj Žižek calls us in a recent essay for the London Review of Books, the "salaried bourgeoisie" — upper middle-class professionals who won the career lottery.
New York Mets outfielder Michael Cuddyer pondered the difficulties of retirement in a recent essay for The Players Tribune.
In a recent essay, one of Scotland's best novelists, Irvine Welsh, decried the "UK imperialist state .The curse of oilThis is the broad context for Scotland's nationalist surge, but it has also been fuelled by three related local factors.
In a recent essay, one of our finer critics, Lee Siegel, asks what is it with Bellow and a number of non-American writers.
