The phrase "addressed in a subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that will be discussed or dealt with later in a document or conversation.
Example: "The concerns raised in the meeting will be addressed in a subsequent report."
Alternatives: "discussed later" or "covered in a following".
The causes have been found and addressed in a subsequent PSEC-4 submission.
These factors were addressed in a subsequent glasshouse trial, in which the cause of the observed decrease in efficacy was investigated, and field trials, designed to develop and evaluate improved methods of application to reduce the cost of treatment.
These issues will be addressed in a subsequent paper.
This latter outcome will be addressed in a subsequent report.
This aspect of DNA damage response will be addressed in a subsequent report.
Whether this also holds for the RGCT setting, where the patients have not yet received any breast cancer treatment, will be addressed in a subsequent paper.
Regardless of how well-handled these reforms are and however long they may take, political reforms, in and of themselves, are insufficient unless accompanied by sustainable economic development programs, which I will address in a subsequent blog post.
This apparent underuse of β-blockers may reflect poor tolerability and/or relative contraindications to their use, but this was not explored in this study, a limitation which should be addressed in any subsequent research or quality improvement work.
4.2 The programme had a number of critically important design limitations which need to be addressed in any subsequent phase of support for education These include the following: Inclusion of programmes targeted at 0-3 year olds.
From your first meetings about financial goals to your subsequent weekly talks (addressed in a later step), it's important that the two of you stay calm, don't get hurt or angry over any of the issues, and try to look at these issues objectively.
