The phrase "a stage subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phase or step that follows another in a process or sequence.
Example: "After completing the initial assessment, we will move on to a stage subsequent where we will analyze the data collected."
Alternatives: "a later stage" or "a following phase".
Together, these results indicate that newly generated Dcx-DsRed+ VSNs become chemosensitive neurons and that this process occurs at a late maturation stage subsequent to the expression of OMP and V2R2, but not in immature Ki-67+ cells.
Even if a first play is successful, it is often difficult to find a stage for subsequent work.
Olivier was keen for her to join him at the Old Vic, but her career had taken a decisive turn elsewhere when she met the love of her life, the handsome film star Robert Donat, (the original Mr Chips) in a stage (and subsequent film) version of Walter Greenwood's The Cure for Love in 1945.
Results indicate that the oxidation of sulfide concentrate sample under different heating rates undergoes a similar process: an initial physical absorption stage, a subsequent chemical absorption stage and a final reaction stage.
"We found the trust failed to identify the cancer at an early stage and subsequent investigations were delayed and inadequate," the PHSO report said.
The entorhinal cortex becomes affected at an early stage with subsequent appearance of NFTs in the CA1-field [ 36].
It is proving valuable in monitoring treatment where changes due to cell swelling and apoptosis are measurable as changes in ADC at an earlier stage than subsequent conventional radiological response indicators.
However, at the DMRs of the H19 and Snrpn gene clusters, the originally methylated sequences are de novo methylated at an earlier stage in subsequent spermatogenesis (H19) and oogenesis (Snrpn) than the originally unmethylated ones, suggesting that some kind of memory is conferred (Davis et al., 1999, Lucifero et al., 2004).
The information is used to construct a probability distribution for a given property or characteristic of an artefact, which is needed when the artefact is used as a reference in a subsequent stage.
