The phrase "all this latter" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to something mentioned previously, but the correct form would typically be "all this latter part" or simply "the latter."
Example: "In conclusion, I believe all this latter part of the discussion highlights the main issues we face."
Alternatives: "all of this later" or "the latter part."
Paris Hilton, Pam Anderson and Kendra Wilkinson have all endured this latter type of "oopsy" sex tape release, and none of their careers (I use that term loosely) have suffered for it.
In fact all of this latter set of terminals have values comparable to the inferred ancestral rosid value of roughly 0.3 SSB, as do even some of the Pelargonium terminals (Fig. 4).
In any case, it seems clear that not all claims of this latter kind, expressing that a certain truth is a logical truth or that a certain logical schema is truth-preserving, could be given an a priori inferential justification without the use of some of the same logical rules whose correctness they might be thought to codify.
The book by Brookes was all about applying this latter system to curious stones found in England.
They are dabbling in social media once every so often, reading about the trends six months after they've happened and not grasping the nonstructured, nonlinear nature of the medium are all characteristics of this latter camp.
All patients in this latter study were >65 years old and 43% were ≥80 years.
All trials in this latter task were identical to the nondistraction trials of the selective attention task (i.e., pre-cue delays, cue durations, etc).
An internal clade is also resolved corresponding to mtDNA clade B. All haplotypes in this latter clade have a common ancestor in fiba haplotype 8 found in a number of individuals sampled from Marolambo (21).
After all, the latter two companies had a total of about $350 billion in sales and $13 billion in profits last year.
