The phrase "and subsequent broadcast of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a follow-up action involving the broadcasting of content after an initial event or action.
Example: "The meeting concluded with a discussion about the and subsequent broadcast of the recorded session for those who could not attend."
Alternatives: "and later airing of" or "and following transmission of".
Its use of bikes to do so, and subsequent broadcast in national media thanks to Apple, furthers the role of bikes in today's Detroit.
Those fears proved unfounded, however, and subsequent broadcasts drew tens of millions of viewers, further solidifying the race's popularity.
London critics responded to Look Back in Anger with strongly worded reviews that attracted the attention of the BBC (whose subsequent broadcast of an extract made both the play and the theatre's name and fortune).
Only one win in their next 15 matches resulted in the dismissal of the management team from Brisbane Road, while the subsequent broadcast of Treharne's documentary on Channel 4 made an unwitting and reluctant cult hero of Sitton, who described it as "sensationalist and at worst totally inaccurate and unbalanced".
A receiver that loses a small number of packets should be able to receive and read subsequent broadcast messages. .
His venture to the Challenger Deep is being chronicled for a 3-D film set for theatrical release and for subsequent broadcast on the National Geographic Channel.
Hasbro subsequently modified these scenes, and while "Derpy" is still present in subsequent broadcast and digital versions of the episode, she is not named, and a different voice is used.
Our treatments represented available establishment practices and increased in intensity from mechanical or chemical site preparation with subsequent banded herbaceous control to mechanical and chemical site preparation with 2 years of subsequent broadcast herbaceous weed control applications.
.what will become of our situation?" As Zarqawi described in his letter and in subsequent broadcasts, his strategy in Iraq is to strike at the Shia -- and thereby provoke a civil war.
As Archbishop of Canterbury during the abdication crisis of 1936, he took a strong moral stance, and comments he made in a subsequent broadcast were widely condemned as uncharitable towards the departed king.
