"text prior" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a text that has been written or communicated before the current one. For example, "I agree with the points raised in the text prior."
However, several issues should be addressed in the text prior to resubmission and publication.
Samples were prepared as described in supplementary text prior to analysis by PCR.
The difference between diseases and physical complaints was explained in the text prior to the questions about the health effects.
Personal identifiers and locator information were not collected, and any identifying information accidentally mentioned was removed from the text prior to analysis.
In addition, retrieved documents are often in PDF or HTML format and will be required to be converted into plain text prior to being used for text mining.
26 This compares with the figures in our study, where breathlessness and wheeze were recorded (code or text) prior to diagnosis in 62% of patients with a future diagnosis of IHD, COPD or asthma.
In reading the texts, "prior knowledge may or may not be relevant" to answers, Mr. Wagner said.
No contemporary versions of the Russkaia Pravda survive; there are only three texts prior to the fifteenth century and ninety-two texts dating from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries.
California Highway Patrol confirmed that Ryan had been texting prior to the fatal accident.
The original text, written prior to 1536, underwent changes in 1612, ordered by Sultan Abdullah Maayah Shah.
It seems to me that one should, as well, be able to retranslate a classic work while paying full tribute to the text's prior performer or performers.
