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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arose later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something came into existence or became relevant after a certain point in time.
Example: "The issue arose later in the discussion, leading to a heated debate among the participants."
Alternatives: "emerged later" or "came up later".
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But that debate arose later.
But questions arose later about those doctors.
A fifth matha, the Saradapitha in Kancipuram near Madras, arose later.
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.
The strange problem CalPERS faces before the Supreme Court arose later, after the settlement of the class action, when CalPERS opted out to pursue its individual claims.
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More tough decisions would arise later.
Conversely, the activation at the anterior electrodes arises later with a considerably reduced intensity.
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.
To prevent disputes arising later about who is responsible for doing what, landlords should use a written tenancy agreement.
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