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"your most recent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the most recent or current thing or event related to the person being addressed. Example: "Congratulations on your most recent promotion! You have worked hard and deserve this recognition."
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Last Known Good Configuration (your most recent settings that worked).
Your most recent I-94 arrival record.
What was your most recent PSA level?
What is your most recent new favourite band?
What have you learned from your most recent films?
Tell us a little about your most recent find.
Only your most recent submission will be taken into account.
Your most recent book was about the Supreme Court.
GAZETTE: Which leads us to your most recent work.
Your most recent purchase was $12.99 for GRANOLA at FRANKLIN AVE GOURMET MARKET.
Because your most recent purchase was— Me: I know what my most recent purchase was.
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your most attractive
your most obedient
your most embarrassing
your most vivid
your most unusual
your most intense
your most profitable
your most effective
your most memorable
your most horrible
your most underrated
your most sophisticated
your most overrated
your most difficult
your most exciting
your most mysterious
your most vulnerable
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