This is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that was recently discussed or reviewed. For example: "The changes to the company's policy were discussed in a recent meeting."
As Laurence Ball of Johns Hopkins University discussed in a recent paper, Mr. Bernanke epitomizes the two very different views.
The Supreme Court may well restore that position after hearing an appeal on the Newman case in October, or it could go in another direction, as I discussed in a recent column.
Carney also rejected the idea Haldane discussed in a recent speech, of abolishing physical cash at some point in the future, to allow interest rates to be made negative.
(Mr. Heginbotham has discussed in a recent DanceTabs interview how "Relâche," meaning "show canceled," led him, by way of the equivalent expression "theater dark," to his title "Dark Theater").
Moreover, as I discussed in a recent post, the limitations period is unlikely to be a significant hurdle for prosecutors if there is evidence of a continuing conspiracy that involves trades within the last six years.
Italian medieval glazed brick technology was discussed in a recent publication from 2013 [10].
This problem has been discussed in a recent paper by Inizan [16].
This is primarily for three different reasons (which the author has discussed in a recent paper).73.73
In addition to some textbook examples we applied our software system to an example discussed in a recent research paper.
In addition, different intrusion detection techniques can be used for protecting the communication of heterogeneous 5G mobile networks as discussed in a recent survey paper [135].
There are several challenges that must be addressed in future studies when harnessing spermatozoa as transporters, some of which were discussed in a recent editorial [66].
