The phrase "and subsequently grew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something developed or increased after a certain event or period.
Example: "The company started with a small team and subsequently grew to over a hundred employees within five years."
Alternatives: "and later expanded" or "and then increased".
Nanoparticles nucleated and subsequently grew as they flew freely through the oxidizing gas atmosphere.
The town of Slough developed into a centre of varied light industries after World War I and subsequently grew rapidly.
The police force, nationalised and centralised, emerged as a front against regional powers, and subsequently grew its power and influence against the working and anti-colonialist classes over the last century.
Regardless of environment and stress level, fatigue cracks always initiated underneath the carburized case at a very early stage of fatigue life and subsequently grew predominantly into the core material.
It has an entry in the Domesday Book, which suggests that it had about 100 inhabitants in 1086, and subsequently grew in importance under its La Zouch and Hastings lords, notably William Hastings.
You Can Count On Me, which stars Laura Linney and a then-unknown Mark Ruffalo in his first film, is about siblings Samantha and Terry, who lost their parents at a very young age and subsequently grew up to be almost polar opposites due to the differing ways they processed their shared tragedy.
These faults can apparently easily rearrange into embryonic twins and subsequently grow into large twins.
The required grain size is obtained by depositing small isolated crystallites with the right surface density on the substrate and subsequently growing a closed layer from these nuclei.
The largest growth increment was observed in the plants inoculated during the weaning phase with the monoxenic AMF inoculum and subsequently grown in the pasteurized soil.
Utilizing a "seed-free" process, the nucleation of MoS2 occurs at the lateral substrate/graphene interface, and subsequently grows outward from the edge of the graphene.
If the particle formed by a collision exceeds a certain size (corresponding to around 1.7-nm mobility diameter for pure biogenic clusters; see below), then it is assumed to be effectively stable and subsequently grows at near the kinetic limit.
