The phrase "arising later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that occurs or becomes relevant after a certain point in time or after a specific event.
Example: "The issues arising later in the project were unforeseen and required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "emerging subsequently" or "occurring afterward".
To prevent disputes arising later about who is responsible for doing what, landlords should use a written tenancy agreement.
The charters record donations of property to the church, nearly all by lay benefactors, giving details of where estates lay and how valuable they were, when they were received, on what terms leases were granted, and disputes arising later.
While this study found that several putative risk factors (schooling, education, marital status, smoking status and alcohol consumption) showed no association with migraine with aura, this was a retrospective study and one that investigated situations mostly arising later in life [8].
These authors suggested that a system utilizing KAPα was likely the ancestral configuration, with KAP-α-independent pathways arising later.
We suggest that the strong selection for the androgens that facilitate obligately siblicidal behavior in Nazca boobies outweighs any pleiotropic consequences arising later in life.
The HMGB domain was hypothesized to be the oldest with the SOX and MATA_HMG domain lineages arising later and confined to Metazoa and Fungi, respectively [26].
And when the issue arose later, in the early 1990s, "Russia at first did not object".
The deal under criticism from the S.E.C. arose later, in early 2001.
This is important because complications severely affecting a woman's health often arise later in pregnancy.
But sometimes they miss things, and new issues can arise later.
And if the problem arises later in the night, climb back out of bed and distract yourself again.
