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The phrase "a recent story" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a narrative or account that has been published or shared not long ago.
Example: "In a recent story, the journalist uncovered new evidence about the case."
Alternatives: "a current tale" or "a latest account."
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The Sahan Journal, which describes itself as "an African-powered social news website," recently accused The Times of "stealthily" correcting a recent story.
He illustrates with a recent story.
But, as I reported in a recent story, their investigations aren't very thorough.
A recent story in The Times profiled a truffle-growing movement in the northwestern United States.
This is a recent story, the first new thing I've written since finishing a longer work.
_ This is a recent story, the first new thing I've written since finishing a longer work.
There was a recent story in the Times with the headline "NEW YORK TERMED 'HUB' OF FOREIGN SPIES IN U.S".
I am thinking in particular of a recent story out of Dallas: "Man Allegedly Beat Woman With Frozen Armadillo".
The fairytale surrounding Barack Obama's 2008 election had been shattered, the Beijing Review magazine argued in a recent story.
In addition, according to a recent story in Mashable, the company is also looking to find a domestic farm source.
A recent story in the official news media, by contrast, estimates that Henan has about 35,000 cases.
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