The phrase "and subsequently develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where one action follows another, particularly in contexts involving growth, improvement, or progression.
Example: "The team will analyze the data and subsequently develop a strategy based on their findings."
Alternatives: "and then create" or "and later formulate".
In clinical practice we frequently encounter patients who have established cardiovascular disease and subsequently develop cancer or are survivors of cancer with subsequent cardiovascular complications related to chemotherapy and or radiation.
Perhaps when reading educational materials of this nature, participants may not fully process the information and subsequently develop the necessary knowledge unless there is some subsequent interaction or immediate application of the educational materials.
In order to choose the best strain and subsequently develop an optimal bioprocess many experiments need to be performed.
Inspired by his older brother's death from heart failure, aged 13, to work in cardiology and subsequently develop a passion for preventive medicine, his motivations are more than professional.
Sediment influxes affect the hydrological functioning of a karst aquifer by changing the way conduits behave and subsequently develop both in plan and long section.
It is well documented that many amphibian species can detect chemical signals from predatory invertebrates and subsequently develop alternate phenotypes that are protective against predation.
…(1937) and subsequently developed the Institute of Design at Illinois Institute of Technology (1944).
I wept, too, and subsequently developed a postmortem crush on Dana.
Patient 11 presented with global developmental delays at 6 months and subsequently developed spasticity and dystonia.
They took responsibility for publishing the rescue projects and subsequently developed important careers of their own in field archaeology.
If we only decrease the plasma sheet temperature, Dst recovers rapidly and subsequently develops again.
