The phrase "and subsequently apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process where one action follows another, particularly in contexts like instructions, procedures, or methodologies.
Example: "After gathering the necessary data, you should analyze the results and subsequently apply the findings to improve your strategy."
Alternatives: "and then implement" or "and afterward utilize".
We demonstrate the method with a phantom object and subsequently apply it to resolving, in situ, the physicochemical states of a heterogeneous catalyst system.
We approximate the Brownian motion with its spectral truncation and subsequently apply stochastic collocation using either sparse grid or the quasi-Monte Carlo (QMC) method.
In these systems, AI methods on one hand can maximise the knowledge extracted from data and operator experience, and subsequently apply this knowledge to improve WWTP control.
We first present the new concept of an "alphorn of uncertainty" (AoU) to describe the domain of cumulative cost variation throughout the life of a project and subsequently apply it to assess the project's financial status over time.
We validate our model using published pilot plant data, and subsequently apply this approach to the treatment of a typical industrial scale flue gas stream and demonstrate how it can be used to optimise simultaneously solvent composition and process operating conditions.
In this scenario, it would become necessary to first identify the dominant language(s) in use and subsequently apply text mining to identify trends and key issues.
I took the National Rifle Association course, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and subsequently applied for a permit.
An established method for the matching of limiting solutions is reviewed and subsequently applied.
The method was validated and subsequently applied to the analysis of 20 hair samples collected from MMT patients.
On the suggestion of her mother, she entered the civil service in Liverpool as a junior in 1980, and subsequently applied to join Margaret Thatcher's office in Downing Street, which she did in 1984.
Thus, in Spain the limitation of bankruptcy to merchants was adopted by the Ordinances of Bilbao, which were sanctioned in 1737 and subsequently applied in Latin America, especially Argentina.
