"in subsequent text" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to text that appears after the current text. For example, "This point will be explored in greater detail in subsequent text."
In subsequent text the term probe is replaced by gene.
The term 'probe-set' was largely replaced by 'gene' in subsequent text.
The term 'probe set' has been replaced by 'gene' in subsequent text.
Membrane current and membrane potential are referred to as Im and Vm, respectively, in subsequent text and figures.
As before, for clarity, we drop the supserscript i in subsequent text as we discuss the computed ratios in the context of the corresponding parameters.
However, results of bumetanide in slice experiments have not been as conclusive as those in in vivo studies (Margineanu & Klitgaard, 2006), an issue we will address in subsequent text.
Studded with familiar gems (echoed in subsequent texts from Lewis Carroll's "Alice" to T. S. Eliot's "Prufrock"), it goes on and on, and its aesthetic is definitely a relic of another time.
This allows important shifts in terminology to be tracked down to their origins, which offers a way to identify truly ground-breaking work the sort of stuff that introduces new concepts, or mixes old ones in novel and useful ways that are picked up and replicated in subsequent texts.
However, bifurcation ratio, drainage density, stream frequency, texture ratio, form factor, circulatory ratio, elongation ratio and compactness ratio were calculated by standard formulae as given in the subsequent text in "Morphometric analysis".
Daily maximum 8-hr ozone concentrations (abbreviated to "ozone concentrations" in the subsequent text) were higher in rural areas than in urban areas (Table 1).
Adhesion measurements were conducted in ambient atmosphere, called "air" in the subsequent text, and at reduced pressure <10 mbar, called "vacuum" in the subsequent text.
