"subsequent advances" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally speaking, it means following or succeeding progressions or improvements. For example, "The team experienced an initial setback, but they made subsequent advances due to their hard work and dedication."
That may be a temporary setback as subsequent advances have reduced off-target editing.
Subsequent advances reduced the cost, and the fact that receivers must incorporate these components is no longer viewed as decisive.
Subsequent advances included celery concentrates with the nitrate converted to nitrite by suppliers.
Four papers published in 1997 laid foundations for future global-health estimates, but, despite subsequent advances, better integration of data systems and models is still needed.
There are a handful of silent, black-and-white old movies that have the power to make all the subsequent advances in the medium look redundant.
Subsequent advances in technology have permitted the examination of rock systems in the presence of water pressure and ultrahigh confining pressures.
Independent research shows the training grant "does not seem to have contributed to the subsequent advance of those entering work in any significant way at all".
Mackensen's forces from Bulgaria stormed the Turtucaia (Tutrakan) bridgehead on the Danube southeast of Bucharest on September 5. His subsequent advance eastward into the Dobruja caused the Romanians to switch their reserves to that quarter instead of reinforcing their Transylvanian enterprise, which thereupon came to a halt.
These are interpreted as supraglacial debris flow units with intercalated fluvial 'wash' horizons; glaciotectonised and subglacial traction till with boudinaged and streaked-out sediment lenses; and palaeosoils overlain by sediment produced by overtopping of the former moraine surface during a subsequent advance of the glacier.
Despite Israel's subsequent advance to within 100km (62 miles) of Cairo and Egypt's post-war concession to stay out of most of the Sinai Peninsula, the strategy washed away much of the shame of the 1967 Six-Day War.
The attack was to be made with only two brigades, leaving the third for a subsequent advance on Tobruk.
