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The phrase "and later be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a future state or condition that will occur after a certain action or event.
Example: "You can start with this project now, and later be responsible for its completion."
Alternatives: "and subsequently become" or "and then be".
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They worry that suspected cheaters might participate in the Games and later be forced to return medals after the Balco case is adjudicated.
Crops can be contaminated by fallout, which can cling to surface of plants at first and later be taken up by their roots.
In a family of 11, with his grandfather, father and two brothers being police officers, Thomas O'Hagan's decision to become a firefighter, and later be promoted to lieutenant, set him apart.
The Canadian prime minister asked Max Aitken (who would, the following year, take the controlling interest in the Express, and later be ennobled as Lord Beaverbrook) to send a copy on to him.
The next morning, the wort flows downstairs into empty Burgundy barrels, where it will slowly transform for up to four years, and later be blended and re-fermented, sometimes with fruit, to make Cantillon Kriek (cherry), Rosé de Gambrinus (raspberry), and Fou' Foune (apricot), among other variations.
"What kind of cradle does the device fit into in the home, or the office or the car?" The tablet may spend part of its day as a picture frame on an office desk, he said, and later be hooked into the screens of an online multiplayer game.
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"The era of buy now and pay later and later is over".
"The era of buy now, pay later and later is over.
And later, is anything new?
I did well and later was admitted to the university.
Anti-Semitism, my mother said then and later, was rife.
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