"late post" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations when you are referring to something that was posted or submitted after the deadline. For example, "I couldn't get my essay in on time, so I had to submit it as a late post."
In a particularly withering commentary, New York Times media columnist David Carr compared Weymouth's proposed salons with those of her legendary grandmother, the late Post publisher Katharine Graham.
Mutasynthesis of some rapalogs resulted predominantly in compounds lacking late post polyketide synthase biosynthetic modifications.
This method has been shown to administer high ETT cuff pressures which are associated with both early and late post extubation airway symptoms.
Conclusion: Current obstetric treatment in the United States has resulted in a shift of eclampsia toward the postpartum period, with most cases being seen as late post partum.
Analysis of the forelimb muscle revealed axonal and NMJ degeneration at a late, post symptomatic stage, as well as novel differences in NMJ morphology, with reduced complexity.
First of all, it allows me to sleep late post Turkey Day.
"Just as in every branch of late post-industrial capitalism, the rich are getting richer.
The evidence within Baltic-Finnic points to a relatively late, post-Proto-Baltic-Finnic origin.
For those with the luxury of late post-school-holiday breaks, there are some really exciting offerings out in September.
Ritholtz also takes me to task for ignoring the work of Hyman Minsky, the late post-Keynesian economist who formulated the Financial Instability Hypothesis.
Even at this late, post-Zionist stage of the game, many readers will recoil at his unapologetic criticism of Israeli society.
