The phrase "adopted subsequently for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a policy, practice, or idea after a certain point in time.
Example: "The new regulations were adopted subsequently for improving workplace safety standards."
Alternatives: "later adopted for" or "subsequently implemented for".
The plurality asserts that it is no more impossible for provisions of the Constitution adopted concurrently with Article III to permit abrogation of state sovereign immunity than it is for provisions adopted subsequently.
Subsequently, a dynamic programming technique is adopted for searching for the most likely class transition path.
Warfarin is a derivative of coumarin (a naturally occurring substance in sweet clover) that was developed by Karl Link and colleagues and originally marketed as a rodenticide, but subsequently adopted for clinical use as an anticoagulant.
After this war, Hunt's next prominent duty was as a member of the Board, 1856‑57 and 1858‑60, to revise the system of Light Artillery Tactics, subsequently adopted for the service of the United States.
According to (11), the total difference in distance of (19) is upper bounded by ∑ d = 1 D 2 ε i 2 d, j 2 d ( max ) d p p. Likewise, to achieve a resembled performance of k-NN classifier [23] and RBF network [24] that use Euclidean distance (L2) as the distance metric, the RHS of (19) can simply be amended and subsequently adopted for binary matching by setting p = 2.
This nomenclature was subsequently adopted for stars within the Milky Way, and elsewhere.
When in 1993, the WHO declared a global TB emergency, and subsequently adopted the method for controlling TB, also known as "DOTS" model - Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course, developed by The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) - million of lives were saved.
These dosages were subsequently adopted for the main study.
This score was subsequently adopted for future analyses.
WHO/AFRO have adapted, further piloted, and subsequently adopted this framework for public health surveillance assessments (Phase I of IDS) in Africa.
