"entered subsequently" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that has happened after a previously mentioned event. For example: "The defendant entered a plea of guilty, which was subsequently accepted by the court."
Variables that achieved significance (P⩽0.05) were entered subsequently into a multivariate analysis using the Cox regression model.
Each model was constructed by first entering language version as the only independent variable; other selected independent variables were entered subsequently.
Usually, what is considered the main disorder causing hospitalization is entered first, as the primary diagnosis, and additional diagnoses, if given, are entered subsequently.
Usually, what is considered the main disorder causing hospitalization is entered first, as the primary diagnosis, and additional diagnoses, if assigned, are entered subsequently.
Among the 38percentt of women who entered and subsequently left the field, 30percentt cited organizational climate, characterized by non-supportive supervisors or co-workers and general incivility, as a primary motivator.
These huts are designed to measure the number of mosquitoes entering each room at night, allowing for those mosquitoes that entered and subsequently left during the night.
At the time of the election all completed forms were being transported to Eldoret for data entry and once entered were subsequently returned to the clinics.
The presence of a SopB homolog in the Pa genome supports our observation that Pa bacteria can enter, and subsequently escape, macrophage cell lines (our unpublished data).
Of all the graduates who trained at the Evansville campus during the study decade, 44.2% subsequently entered primary care practice and 28.6% subsequently entered family practice.
Subjects with CAP may subsequently enter and later die in hospital.
He subsequently entered discussions with Murray.
