The phrase "a subsequent change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a change that occurs after a previous event or change.
Example: "After the initial decision was made, a subsequent change in policy was implemented to address the concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "a following change" or "an ensuing change".
But a subsequent change to the firm's status is unlikely.
During a break, I remarked on how each change dictated a subsequent change.
Aberdeen had lost 9-0 to Celtic in November but a subsequent change of manager has steadied things at Pittodrie.
Kantrowitz: If you have new information or there has been a subsequent change in your family's situation since you filed the first appeal, you can appeal again.
This led to a subsequent change in clients' and contractors requirements of the LSE ICT environment with more emphasis on information sharing and management.
The primary purpose of a lease is determined before or at consummation and a lessor need not provide Regulation M disclosures where there is a subsequent change in the primary use.
Strombus vanicorensis is a subsequent, changed spelling of Strombus vanikorensis by one of the original authors.
Social causation was assessed using adult occupational position as a predictor of subsequent change in cardiometabolic factors.
Although an offset for the foreshock and a subsequent transient change are recognizable, no anomalous changes above the noise level can be detected.
Our findings are consistent with other reports that point out the potential role of confidence in ability to change as a good predictor of subsequent change [ 20, 22].
More importantly, there was no causal relationship between change in either sICTP or sPINP and change in BMD, as the preceding change in the markers was not a significant predictor of subsequent change in BMD.
