The phrase "a subsequent chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a chapter that follows another chapter in a book or document.
Example: "The themes introduced in the first chapter are further explored in a subsequent chapter."
Alternatives: "a following chapter" or "a later chapter".
In a subsequent chapter, Mr. Gore details his thoughts on why television has become so central to governing: Only television effectively stimulates interpersonal contact.
A subsequent chapter of Frightened Face of Nature is entitled The Age of Science, and the following extract sums up his thoughts: "By all means let man use his great powers to invent new devices; let him give of his best to see that all shall benefit from his genius in curing, healing, and housing those in want.
There is a great moment, in a subsequent chapter, in which she asks why Warning, Jenny Joseph's 1961 poem about "wearing purple", remains our only quotable defence against decrepitude with its clapped-out message about mutinous pottiness and growing old disgracefully.
Each subsequent chapter begins with a Craigslist-style personal ad, a plea from a "CWM" (Confusionist White Male) looking for divine inspiration.
Tsiolkas unravels the fallout with microcosmic precision, devoting each subsequent chapter to a different character's take on the incident.
And seamlessly, just as the reader begins to wonder about the inner workings of spider silk, the authors introduce seemingly complicated genetics in style understandable to a lay audience in the subsequent chapter.
Since logistics and logistics hubs occur in different models with different characteristics which determine the integration, a brief overview of the models and their characteristics is given in the subsequent chapter in order to provide a better placement.
A chapter on the control of microbial diseases is not unexpected, but the subsequent chapter on partnerships in the control of infectious diseases is an unusual and welcome addition.
It begins with a drunken tryst on the night of Emma and Dexter's graduation, and each subsequent chapter visits the pair on the same day of the year as they stumble through their adult lives.
The order then alternates in each subsequent chapter.
In the subsequent chapter, the correlation between proppant pillar permeability and free channel permeability is provided.
