'recent prior' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that happened or existed just before a certain point in time. For example, "We had fewer customers in the recent prior month than we do now."
Figure 3 also shows the percentage of women reporting extreme problems in the five EQ-5D domains at baseline and 18 and 36 months follow-up for the four subgroups according to recent prior and incident fracture status.
But even if next month's results follow that pattern, youth turnout will exceed that of recent prior midterms.
These data suggest that the effect of acute smoking on working memory processing depends on recent prior smoking and task load.
Under John Roberts's chief justiceship the court has shown itself to be far more sceptical of racial classifications than recent prior courts have been.
Assuming patients eligible for a phase II study of a new cytostatic agent have failed previous cancer treatment, their most recent prior time to progression interval, TTP1, is uncensored.
Its most recent prior round was a $14 million Series A in October 2016.
In my most recent prior article, I suggested some new approaches to applying data science in leadership development.
A secondary post-hoc analysis examined fracture impact on HRQoL in four subgroups classified based on recent prior fracture 12 months before baseline and incident clinical fractures during the study.
MSSA was a chronic colonizer of patients in 31/146 (21.2%) of PEx, and two had a history of recent-prior MRSA transient colonization, though none on admission.
Figure 2 shows significant within-group changes from baseline in the adjusted mean EQ-VAS for all subgroups (p < 0.05 from MMRM), except for the no recent prior/incident fracture subgroup at 6, 24 and 36 months.
In patients with longer time intervals, this was primarily a function of relatively prolonged control or indolent tumor growth after discontinuation of their most recent prior therapy.
