The phrase "a subsequent experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an experience that occurs after a previous event or experience.
Example: "After the initial training, a subsequent experience helped reinforce the skills learned."
Alternatives: "a following experience" or "a later experience".
The survey also revealed that, although the design of most trials specified a fixed number of patients, subsequent experience revealed a much more flexible approach, with analysis of results, say, every 4--6 months.
Findings showed that the threatening information (without a subsequent negative experience) and the direct negative experience (without prior information) had comparable fear-enhancing effects.
Subsequent experience as a solicitor's clerk gave him a useful knowledge of English law, which he later put to effective use in a number of court appearances.
Drawing from her tenure at Google and subsequent experience as a startup founder, Accompany CEO Amy Chang contrasts what a culture of innovation looks like at large and small companies.
Wishes expressed previously by the patient are not sufficient, as the subsequent experience of a serious illness can profoundly modify the patient's value system, leading to a change in the way he or she envisions the end of life.
His education and subsequent experience as a history teacher and now small business creator and owner have convinced him of the need for compromise and effectiveness in our democracy.
In adults, the establishment of new skills may, under some conditions, be interfered with even by subsequent experience with a previously acquired well-established skill.
Here we highlight the findings from that report and our subsequent experience with a similar interactive institute in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Subsequent experience enabled a division of each mood state into four ranges: normal, mild, moderate and severe and it is in this form that the HADS is now issued by its publisher In the case of illiteracy, or poor vision, the wording of the items and possible responses may be read to the respondent.
