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Discover Ludwig"later studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to research or studies that happened after a certain point in time (e.g. later studies on the topic of climate change). For example: "The early research on climate change didn't take into account certain factors, but later studies did."
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Later studies had conflicting results.
Later studies found earlier cases.
Some later studies have found similar results.
Menthol was deferred to later studies.
(Even later studies have shown problems with false positives).
Thirty years later, studies have borne out her hunch.
His own later studies also contributed to this.
Many doubted this estimate, but later studies confirmed it.
However, later studies showed that an abiotic source such as hydrogeology can be just as effective.
Later studies simply confirmed and refined Champollion's work.
Later studies focus on these core principles in greater depth.
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