The phrase "as discussed in later sections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to information or topics that will be elaborated on in subsequent parts of a document or text.
Example: "The methodology will be explained in detail as discussed in later sections of this report."
Alternatives: "as elaborated in subsequent sections" or "as mentioned in following sections".
Additionally, in this case, the activity of the phosphatase also depends on the activity of PknB, as discussed in later sections.
A major advantage of this representation is its appropriateness for cross-comparison across different simulations, as discussed in later sections.
As discussed in later sections of the current report, the true association may be better discerned by combining multiple independent lines of evidence, such as RCTs, epidemiology, and data from model systems.
Communication takes place in guaranteed time slots (GTS) as discussed in later section.
As will be discussed in later sections, some of the issues already raised arise in different forms and with more disturbing implications.
As will be discussed in later sections, HMMs have been successfully applied in a small number of event recognition systems, in well defined domains, where human motion is very constrained.
In this way, these six participants deviated from the 'perfectly rational' response either because they were misguided or because other factors affected their behaviour, as will be discussed in later sections.
31 A more in-depth review on the role of ERAP1 in AS pathogenesis will be discussed in later sections.
For instance, the injured epithelium can contribute to fibrogenesis through the generation of pro-fibrotic cytokines such as TGF-β (Xu et al., 2003), and the targeting of such epithelial-derived mediators as potential therapeutic strategies in IPF will be discussed in later sections.
This point has been discussed in later sections.
Functional composition of gained genes at various stages will be discussed in later sections.
