The phrase "ahead later" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "We will discuss the project details ahead later in the meeting."
Alternatives: "later on" or "in the future".
Nebraska started slowly, too, but the Huskers eventually pulled ahead later in the half on the strength of a 13-2 run.
9.52am GMT According to the Treasury, the Treasury committee hearing with George Osborne will go ahead later today, but they don't know when.
He continued, "Our greatest days lie ahead". Later, in his closing statement, Rubio said, "We can't just save the American dream we can expand it". I waited for him to talk about "a shining city upon a hill," but he didn't get around to it.
It was County who then had opportunities to go ahead later in the first half.
There is a small chance the race will still go ahead later in the season.
I contemplate what it will mean to set the clocks one hour ahead later this evening.
Code development has been based on a progression of approximations first assuming all particles are produced in the initiator direction of incidence (straight-ahead) later improved by treating neutrons produced in the backward hemisphere as moving straight-back (bi-directional).
The floatation of Virgin Money on the London Stock Exchange is going ahead later this month.
Diplomats are hopeful that the meeting will go ahead later this summer.
Johnson also seemed to suggest that the controversial visit by President Donald Trump will go ahead later this year.
Assuming the proposed merger of the Yorkshire and the Chelsea goes ahead later this year, just 51 will then be left.
