"latest text" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the most recently written or most recent document or piece of text. For example, "I just sent you my latest text."
This Pope Francis is hard to find in his latest text".
Out campaigners claimed the latest text represented a further watering down of a plan they had already dismissed as inadequate.
A commentary attached to the latest text acknowledged that his 2000 document, Dominus Iesus, had caused "no little distress".
For example, the latest text implies that Chile would cut its bound industrial duties from 25% to around 12%; its applied rate is only 6%.
When filming any medical storyline, all aspects of the case will have been researched using material such as the latest text books and medical archives.
At a Muslim News conference last year Channel 4's Simon Israel was able to share the latest text message he received from the loudmouth, proffering his outrageous comment of the day.
His latest text-based piece highlights the 14% fall in the number of children choosing art as a GCSE option.
Her latest texts range from unnervingly intimate descriptions of a preadolescent girl's body ("Down the spine your ribs spring softly.
"I have a relationship with my phone," she said one recent afternoon, as she forlornly scrolled through some of his latest texts, among them, "Have you eaten?" "Go to bed," and "I love you".
If nothing else, these youngsters can at least tell the older MPs to act their age and stop pretending to know about the latest texting slang, trainers or generally what's hot and what's not.
I wanted to see her lying on the bed absorbed in another world, a world that was not all about her Facebook account or the latest texts from her mates, a world less frantic with electronic anxiety.
