The phrase "and subsequently supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action follows another and provides assistance or reinforcement to the previous action.
Example: "The team conducted a thorough analysis, and subsequently supporting their findings with additional research."
Alternatives: "and later backing" or "and then reinforcing".
Leoncavallo studied at the Naples Conservatory and subsequently supported himself by giving café concerts and piano and singing lessons.
The victims' code, first introduced in 2006 and subsequently supported by successive governments, has been a step in the right direction.
The more obvious this has become, the more our theoretical concerns have turned into active opposition to these reforms, leading to the BMA to move to a position of total opposition to the Bill in November last year, a move which is fully endorsed by the GPC, and subsequently supported by a growing number of professional bodies.
Following our results, habitat heterogeneity should be created during the spoil heaping and subsequently supported by restoration management, especially by non-intensive disturbances.
Another came from Kepler's own finding, noted in the Preface to his Rudolphine Tables[9] and subsequently supported by others, that the true motions may involve further vagaries, as evidenced by apparent changes in the values of orbital elements over time.
He did his tour of duty in Vietnam and subsequently supported U.S. involvement in various conflicts.
The menu changes daily and represents healthy local fare that is responsibly sourced, and subsequently supports the local fishing and agricultural economy.
This hypothesis was proposed by Wheeler [2] and subsequently supported by Ruff [3].
The study were reviewed and subsequently supported by the Chinese Medical Association (CMA), a non-profitable and one of the most prominent medical organizations in P.R.China.
If both models are correct, the MNS develops through associative learning and subsequently supports inferences about the goals and intentions driving others' actions.
