"prior post" can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to anything previously discussed or written about. For example, "I disagree with the arguments put forward in the prior post."
Perhaps influenced by her prior post as shadow minister for public health under Ed Miliband's leadership of the Labour party, Berger talks a lot about prevention.
Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, called Ive's new position – a change from his prior post of Apple's senior vice-president of design – "exciting".
Religious institutions such as hospitals and charities would not have to pay for contraception themselves; insurers would bear the costs instead (see my prior post).
The ability to win confirmation in the Senate was a consideration; Mr. Krueger was confirmed for his prior post with the Treasury.
They have also criticized his actions on abuse cases in his prior post as chief deputy to Cardinal Bernard F. Law in the Boston Archdiocese, especially after a report last year in which he was criticized by the Massachusetts attorney general for his handling of sexual-abuse cases.
(Here's my prior post on TechCrunch on how to best sell a company).
Yes, readers of my prior posts know that the government tried this before.
More than half (58%) of all EDs had no requirement for prior post-graduate training for the residents in order to work there; one-third (35%) of EDs required at least 6 months and 7% required at least 24 months.
Here in Silicon Valley, we know of a couple of companies recently that had to raise new capital as part of a recapitalization, which reset the pre-money valuation below $5-10 5-10 millionraction ofractioniof postheoney valuation).
For starters, Facebook users can only be a verified constituent based on one address at a time – and, if a person changes their address, their badge is removed from prior posts.
It was preceded by two prior post-war French medium tank designs, including the ARL 44.
