The phrase "and its subsequent progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or advancement of a particular subject or project after an initial stage or event.
Example: "The research began in 2020, and its subsequent progress has been remarkable, leading to several breakthroughs."
Alternatives: "and the following developments" or "and the later advancements".
The torch's London relay was the fourth stop of a global itinerary that began last month in Greece, where pro-Tibetan demonstrators briefly interrupted the torch's lighting and its subsequent progress through Athens.
ISIS's capture of Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, surprised many American analysts, who had dismissed the group as a ragtag army, and its subsequent progress towards Erbil, the capital of the Kurdish region, persuaded Obama to overcome his reluctance to move beyond dispatching a few hundred military advisers to assist the Kurdish and Iraqi forces.
Although not specific, lymphopenia and its subsequent progress was highly prevalent among SARS patients (8 – 10 ).
The patient's symptoms disappeared and his subsequent progress was uneventful.
Demographic data, clinical diagnosis, and subsequent progress and complications of the patients were recorded.
Still, such legacy narratives can understate past struggle and overstate subsequent progress, as if the past were mere prelude to our more liberated present.
One solution is an obvious non-starter: to put in place a public framework of rules against which people can benchmark our escalating budget deficit, and any subsequent progress towards stability which the Tories if elected might make.
The physical tests reported in this review are currently used to assess physical characteristics of players and their subsequent progress through the AFL participation pathway.
Moreover, Delsarte's linear programming method and many recent generalizations, including the work of Musin and the subsequent progress in using semi-definite programming, have strong connections with geometry (in particular sphere packing problems) and the theory of optimizations.
He has published several papers on the processes for selection of medical students and their subsequent progress on the course He has played a significant role in shaping admissions policy at Nottingham.
The central issues addressed were Sutcliffe's state of mind at the time he committed the crimes and at the time of the trial and also his subsequent progress in hospital.
