"previous writings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to formerly written documents or texts. For example, "I referenced some of my previous writings in my latest book on the history of the Roman Empire."
EFL writing teachers are seeking effective methods of providing learners with feedback that ultimately results with them producing future writing that is more competent than their previous writings.
For previous writings on the subject and to contextualize this writing, please refer to my blog.
But what he finally decided to write was a theological treatise, a genre wholly untypical of his previous writings.
In my previous writings I had assumed that the Viacom shares were voted by National Amusements.
(I say theoretically because many of the footnotes cite his own previous writings).
The three men decided to present two extracts of Darwin's previous writings, along with Wallace's paper, to the Linnean Society.
I'm not apologizing for what I've written before, but this is not a body that exists to ratify my previous writings".
Her previous writings were mostly limited to academic journals and her book on the Angleton case as yet has no publisher.
Her previous writings have been limited to academic journals, and her book on the murder case has no publisher so far.
Citing previous executive writings as "ample precedent," the current head of the Office of Legal Counsel, Virginia Seitz, wrote that the president has "absolute discretion" to choose "whomever he considers most suitable" to be his diplomatic agent, clearing Dr. Holdren to ignore the statute.
They won him the essential support of his powerful patrons and politicians like John Cam Hobhouse, allowed him to earn significant space in medical journals and the popular press, and gave him a profile he had not been able to achieve with his previous medical writings.
