"a subsequent comment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a comment or statement that comes after another one, typically in a written or spoken conversation. Example: "After the initial presentation, the audience was allowed to make subsequent comments and questions regarding the topic."
In a subsequent comment to The Times, he said his fees were standard for the work he did.
"And perhaps more soundproofing there (like the baby rooms in some churches)?" Alternatively, she suggested in a subsequent comment, airlines could designate one child-free flight a day.
An earlier police department statement said that they learned of the shooting at 1 35 p.m. local time and added in a subsequent comment that the man "was near a ticket counter, pre-screening" when the shooting occurred.
What struck me about this post, and particularly a subsequent comment, was the fact that this person appeared to only be angry.
Gorka denied these claims in the Forward story in an interview with the Jewish publication Tablet, although he didn't issue a concrete denial about his alleged Vitezi Rend membership in a subsequent comment given directly to the Forward.
In a subsequent comment on this study, it was noticed that the risk ratio for siblings and offspring was different, whereas the offspring and nieces and nephews had similar risk (de la Fuente-Fernandez and Calne 2001).
Their relationship took on an edge with Thomas's subsequent comment that Bird would be considered just a good N.B.A. player if he were black instead of white.
The magazine eventually withdrew the post entirely, writing, "We have temporarily suspended this advertising campaign pending a review of our policies that govern sponsor content and subsequent comment threads".
Finally, once a response has been posted, it may not be necessary to reply to every subsequent comment.
The dissections, during the Garden trial, of encounters such as the moment of Thomas's allegedly amorous attempted kiss, and of his subsequent comment — "What?
