The phrase "addressed in the subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that will be discussed or mentioned later in a text or conversation.
Example: "The issues raised in the meeting will be addressed in the subsequent report."
Alternatives: "discussed in the following" or "covered in the next".
In light of this, the following questions will be addressed in the subsequent chapters of this paper.
This problem will be addressed in the subsequent article in this journal.
These important issues will be addressed in the subsequent paper in this series.
These non-significant outcomes were more than adequately addressed in the subsequent correspondence.
These topics and the chosen cards (i.e. fears) were addressed in the subsequent individualized conversation.
A comprehensive description of the proposed system and its properties are addressed in the subsequent sections.
Now, we might want ask whether this tells us anything about the question that we're concerned within this segment of the course the question of human flourishing and whether this tells us anything about the questions that we're going to address in the subsequent units of the course: our discussions of morality and our discussions of political philosophy.
Prices and costs used for the annuity calculation are addressed in the two subsequent sections.
An introductory article in that series set out the full range of issues that were addressed in the 16 subsequent articles [ 16].
He recommended that both issues be addressed in the Act itself or in subsequent amendments, rather than left up to regulations, which are generally subject to less scrutiny and can only be invalidated by a vote from a majority of the Senate.
Several changes put forward in the March 2018 proposed rule are not addressed in the final rule, and will be addressed in a subsequent rulemaking.
