The phrase "and subsequently won the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an event or action followed another event, particularly in contexts involving competitions, awards, or achievements.
Example: "The team worked hard throughout the season and subsequently won the championship title."
Alternatives: "and later secured the" or "and then achieved the".
My seventh novel had inexplicably hit the bestseller list in the UK, and subsequently won the Orange prize earlier that summer.
He moved to Mexico in 1961 and subsequently won the Francisco Zarco award for the best international reporting on Mexico in 1968.
(Mr. Bridges was up for, and subsequently won, the Oscar for best actor, giving him a nice consolation prize for ceding his pitchman's duties).
Among those going to university will be Malala Yousafzai, who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2012 and subsequently won the Nobel peace prize for her work encouraging girls into education.
A gentle study of the relationships among three workers at a dingy movie theater in Massachusetts, the play opened to largely rapturous reviews this month and subsequently won the prestigious Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.
Clacton MP Douglas Carswell, who defected from the Conservatives in August and subsequently won the by-election as a Ukip candidate, is the only House of Commons representative for the party.
After assuring the American people he did not have financial relationships with Russia and subsequently winning the election, Mr. Trump was even more definitive.
Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Tue to 2 Nov SS Richard Wright achieved mainstream popularity by adorning a wall at Tate Britain with a gorgeous gold-leaf fresco and subsequently winning the 2009 Turner prize.
The company has rocketed to success since launching at TC40 in September, 2007, and subsequently winning the top prize at the Battlefield.
In 1989 he was re-elected for a third term as judge/executive, receiving over 70 percent of the vote in a three-way Democratic primary and subsequently winning the general election by nearly a three-to-one margin.
It was directly as a result of her enthusiasm and personal pressure on the then prime minister, Tony Blair, that the UK first mounted its bid and then subsequently won the competition to stage the event.
