"lately discovered" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been recently found or uncovered. Example: The archaeologists were thrilled with the lately discovered tomb that contained ancient artifacts from a lost civilization.
I lately discovered "A Three Dog Life," by Abigail Thomas, and it's stunning.
But the Starobins have also lately discovered the down side of artist management.
Of course, stinting on niceness can also backfire, as Judith Regan has lately discovered.
It also hints at something we have lately discovered: that whistleblowers aren't automatically unblemished individuals.
And after decades of being comfortably numb, Mercedes has lately discovered something called steering feel: this roadster hugs curves and humps over rough pavement with serene body control, which is nothing new to anyone who's driven the company's pricier models.
But as our own politicians have lately discovered, the American people tend to believe little of what they hear from their government; they tend to assume that whatever they are told by political leaders is a pack of lies.
By Michael Schulman James Rado has been spending a lot of time in Central Park lately, discovering that certain trees and the smell of hot dogs can be as evocative as an acid flashback.
But as researchers lately have discovered, many bullies in fact are quite popular.
Yet in a startling counterpoint to the notion of the tuatara as a holdover from Triassic Park, researchers lately have discovered that a few regions of tuatara DNA appear to be evolving at hyperspeed, possibly the fastest mutation rate yet clocked in a vertebrate genome.
Although expectations questions have not received much attention lately, Mr. Rothschild has discovered that they have a long history.
There is, though, he has discovered lately, more than one type of courage and more than one way of being male.
