The phrase "and subsequent implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or processes that follow an initial plan or decision, particularly in contexts like project management or policy development.
Example: "The committee approved the new policy and subsequent implementation will begin next month."
Alternatives: "and following execution" or "and later application".
During requirements engineering, prioritization is performed to grade or rank requirements in their order of importance and subsequent implementation releases.
Future research must focus on how best to use knowledge management systems in MOOCs to classify and organize resources, as well as to facilitate search and subsequent implementation.
Although the development and subsequent implementation of the expert system in the said organization require an initial investment, it is often offset by the derived saving.
The underlying thought is that inclusive deliberation can uncover the range of relevant values to be taken into account in the technology development and subsequent implementation phases.
To date, we find that limited research work describes the design of data archival system and subsequent implementation using HDL [1].
After systemic lysis and subsequent implementation of ECLS cannulation, bleeding complications occurred in 4 (36.4 %) patients and 2 (18.2 %) had vascular injury with need for surgical treatment.
While our workshops and subsequent implementations were relatively small scale, our multiple levels of assessment allow us to address both the effects of the workshop training on faculty participants and the response of their students to the CREATE strategy.
The Act does make some important improvements in the oversight of the financial system and addresses some of the causes of the crisis, but whether it will be effective depends on the 243 rules yet to be written, the 67-plus studies yet to be undertaken, and the subsequent implementation and enforcement.
(Participant 2, TA03) This finding is relevant for both future large scale RCTs, and the subsequent implementation and embedding of such a resource.
Adequate knowledge of dementia among health care staff has been shown to affect critical issues in care, such as the timing of diagnosis and the subsequent implementation of interventions and the quality of care environments [ 2- 4], which are in turn, linked to improved patient outcomes [ 3, 5, 6].
