The phrase 'subsequent control' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that happens after something else has already happened or been completed. For example, "Having successfully completed the first stage of the project, subsequent control measures will need to be introduced to ensure the success of the whole."
In this way the method converges over the subsequent control updates.
The approach is shown to be easily applied and to suit subsequent control design.
In this case, brain activity related to the emotional response may continue during the subsequent control or comparison epoch.
This type of explicit composition bulge analysis and subsequent control has not been attempted on methanol distillation columns before.
An assessment plan was developed to measure the success of the control strategy and decide on subsequent control efforts.
Many future space missions will require autonomous proximity operations including fault diagnosis and the subsequent control and guidance recovery actions.
Based upon the water quality data and problems identified in the 305(b) report, States develop water quality management (WQM) plan elements to help direct all subsequent control activities.
However, the precise execution and subsequent control of these potentials in air based or radiant systems is driven by incomplete empirically based standards, removing heuristic guiding.
At this stage detailed process models enable identification of operating process characteristics which can be used as targeted set-points in a subsequent control design problem.
With allocation of control, the number of manipulated variables is reduced to only three aerodynamic moments around the aircraft body axes, simplifying considerably the subsequent control synthesis.
As an alternative to model reestimation and subsequent control design for state space systems in case unsatisfactory loop performance, direct tuning is investigated.
