'next earliest' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to something that will occur or take place before all other similar items. For example, "I will book the next earliest flight to Mexico."
In my next earliest memory, in the same apartment, my birth father is playing Mountain King on the Atari 2600.
The next earliest, composed between 750 and 1000, are the Agni, Bhagavata, Bhavishya, Brahma, Brahmavaivarta, Devibhagavata, Garuda, Linga, Padma, Shiva, and Skanda.
The next earliest evidence for her cult is at Amnisus, in Crete, where excavations indicate that she was worshipped continuously from Neolithic to Roman times.
H. erectus appeared in the outskirts of Europe (at the Dmanisi site in present-day Georgia) as well as in eastern Asia early on; the next earliest European hominin, H. antecessor, is known only from considerably later, about 800 kya.
The birth rate of stars, they concluded from their observations, increased tenfold in the 200 million years between the time of the newly discovered galaxy and the next earliest known galaxies, which date to 650 million years after the Big Bang — a rate even faster than astronomers had thought.
If taskSchedulingPolicy is set to TSP1, the method schedules task t at its next earliest possible time.
On the next early shift Royster came at 5. Her perfume was very strong.
Some market strategists said the next early-cycle stocks to move might include automotive companies and makers of household products.
If you are trying to build the thing that comes next, early access to information about the things that are out there helps you".
According to Mr. Urbina's account of what happened next, early one morning in late August, he finally saw his target driving north in a white truck.
Yet, despite that stumble, Rubio is still counting on a strong second-place finish to give him momentum going into the next early state primaries in South Carolina and Nevada.
