The phrase "agreed subsequent" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to something that was agreed upon at a later time, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The terms were discussed and agreed subsequent to the initial meeting."
Alternatives: "agreed later" or "subsequently agreed".
However, as he explained in his statement today, Ashcroft instead became a "long-term resident" – something he said was agreed during "subsequent dialogue with the government".
She chose radiotherapy and agreed with subsequent S-1 treatment for 26 months.
Last October, Tunisians elected a 217-member assembly with a one-year mandate to draft a constitution, appointed a transitional government, and agreed on subsequent presidential and legislative elections.
Thereafter, Rodman & Renshaw's Director of Research sent an email to Murray that included a suggestion that the analyst "finesse his target price". Although Rodman & Renshaw agreed in subsequent legal filings that the finesse suggestion was an awkward request, the firm characterized the language as little more than an attempt to improve the precision of the rating.
The reasons for not undergoing an MRI scan after having initially agreed included subsequent withdrawal of consent, medical conditions contradicting MRI, and claustrophobia or other anxiety about the procedure.
At the first postnatal contact 2169 women agreed to subsequent contact for enrolment in the trial and provided relevant details.
Physician consent was obtained for 1837 cases, 1508 women (82.1%%) completed the baseline questionnaire, and 1414 agreed to subsequent contact.
Subjects who were able to understand and complete the Malay translated questionnaires and also agreed for subsequent upper endoscopy examination were included.
The model-calculated enthalpies agree with subsequent first-principles-calculated values.
Now, though, experts generally agree that subsequent research has shown breast development as young as 7 or 8.
