The phrase "adequate subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficiently appropriate or satisfactory that follows something else in time or order.
Example: "The report provided adequate subsequent analysis to support the initial findings."
Alternatives: "sufficient following" or "appropriate later".
If treatment is not required before 2 years of age, monitoring on an annual or biennial basis is adequate for subsequent assessment.
However, these images are usually not adequate for subsequent ATR algorithms, because they have a degraded cross-range resolution, according to (2).
In this study, we evaluated levels of miR-146a and miR-26 in sorted microglia, astrocytes and neurons to determine if the quality of recovered miRNAs from cells processed in this way was adequate for subsequent investigation.
We show that the quality of ribosomal, messenger and miRNAs retrieved from the sorted cells is adequate for subsequent downstream qRT-PCR analyses, providing a means to study epigenetic regulation of gene expression in the specific CNS populations from the same sample.
Laser parameters were adjusted to ensure adequate wetting and subsequent capture.
Although the large cDNA fragment output was relatively low, it was adequate for the subsequent ligation reaction for cloning.
In 93% of the patients the lymph nodes showed adequate uptake for subsequent response monitoring of the axilla.
In addition, it has been stated that depression screening is only effective if subsequent, adequate treatment is offered.
Experimental artifacts, both, known systematic errors and confounders of unknown origin, can also contribute to this problem and require adequate preprocessing before subsequent analysis.
Although traditional short-term outcomes, such as hospital mortality, remain extremely important, they are unlikely to be adequate surrogates for subsequent patient-centred outcomes.
