'subsequent approach' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate a process that follows or builds upon a previous one. For example: After initial research had been conducted, the team decided to take a subsequent approach focusing on the long-term implications of their findings.
So it's little surprise when he hits his subsequent approach fat, and dumps it in a bunker at the front of the green.
A CPS spokesperson said: "We are carefully reviewing the judgment handed down today to determine its impact and our subsequent approach to such prosecutions".
The physician participants' order of approach was randomized using computer-generated random numbers to avoid familiarity with the model for each subsequent approach.
To measure the bystander penguins' responses to the fight and to the subsequent approach of the winner or loser, the scientists temporarily swapped out their eggs with an infrared egg.
Above and beyond variance, though, skewness elicited affect (indexed by positive and negative arousal) that may have promoted subsequent approach to positively skewed gambles and avoidance of negatively skewed gambles.
In a subsequent approach, we investigated bacterial growth in AMs.
Subsequent approaches were made to the CPS during Lord Brittan's lifetime, but the legal advice remained the same.
For subsequent approaches, there are mainly four categories: hierarchy-based methods [1],[2], spectrum-based methods [3],[4], density-based methods [5] and modularity-based methods [6]-[8],[21]-[29].
This first study taught us a great deal about the structure, timing, and placement of explanation functionality to manage cognitive load, engagement findings that have informed subsequent approaches.
In subsequent approaches, effect on power output by riboflavin supplementation to anolyte and anode surface modification using nano-hematite (Fe2O3) was observed.
Subsequent approaches to further improve the treatment have focused on testing interventions that affect downstream pathways, such as apoptosis and inflammation, using pharmacological and genetic tools.
