The phrase "and subsequently fail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence of events where one action leads to another failure.
Example: "The project was poorly planned, and subsequently fail to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "and then fail" or "and later fail".
When the ice is relatively thin, or when the width of the structure is much larger than the ice thickness, the ice tends to buckle and subsequently fail as soon as the stress caused by the buckling exceeds the bending strength of the ice sheet.
First, when the object(s) of interest are subject to a high degree of self occlusion due to articulation of body parts, our framework fails to match the pictorial structure well to the image data and subsequently fail during tracking.
Granted, some shows aren't as self-aware of this internal struggle as Weeds and subsequently fail to address it, stretching an audience's patience for that kind of storytelling (see: Veronica Mars season two and three, Californication, Dexter, Nip/Tuck).
Most enz homozygotes do not develop swim bladders, and subsequently fail to survive past early larval stages (Figure 2A, B). enz mutant larvae that do develop swim bladders survive, but are runted compared to wild-type siblings through adulthood.
Partly due to spatial resolution limitations, prostheses fail to recapitulate the detailed interactions of neural networks and subsequently fail to precisely simulate motor and sensory signaling.
Chromatin and anaphase bridges are mitotic events that occur when telomeres of sister chromatids fuse together and subsequently fail to segregate completely into their respective daughter cells (Hoffelder et al. 2004; Chan and Hickson 2011).
The police gave an undertaking to prosecutors that they would contact the victims, and subsequently failed to do so.
Jack Dee worked as a waiter at the Ritz, and subsequently failed in attempts both to become a priest and a full-blown alcoholic.
The government has had to seek an extension from the European commission after its new £178m farming payments system had to be scaled back and subsequently failed to meet an EU deadline.
Based on experiments and computational modeling, this study examines the failure behavior of structural steel, HY-100, which has been pre-strained at a high stress triaxiality and subsequently failed at a lower stress triaxiality.
So called cash-in-hand payments, where a worker takes payment in cash and subsequently fails to report this income to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs HMRCC) - thus evading tax - are just one of a number of practices and errors that together account for £35 billion of lost tax in the UK.
