The phrase "subsequent discourse" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means the discussion or conversation that follows or comes after a previous conversation. Example: The topic of climate change sparked a heated debate among the group, and the subsequent discourse revealed differing opinions on the best solutions to address the issue.
At its centre is the 1968 liberal-conservative debate between Gore Vidal and William F Buckley Jr, a rhetorical showdown that influenced subsequent media discourse as vitally as the more scrutinised Frost-Nixon talks.
By then, and in subsequent critical discourse, the division of humanity into hedgehogs and foxes had become not only a witty means of classification, but also an existential way of confronting reality.
Grassi's arguments and conclusions were criticised in a subsequent article, Discourse on the Comets, published under the name of one of Galileo's disciples, a Florentine lawyer named Mario Guiducci, although it had been largely written by Galileo himself.
In subsequent work on discourse analysis, Harris suggested the use of transformations as a means of expanding his method of descriptive analysis to cross sentence boundaries.
Drawing upon a wide range of narrative and archival sources, Rubin explores the famous yet understudied trial and its representations in contemporary public discourse and subsequent historiography.
As one of the first and most cited and most influential models of CSR (Schwartz & Carroll 2003) this precedence given to economic responsibilities has permeated the subsequent literature and the discourse surrounding CSR.
While Li and Thompson (1979) has become a much-referenced work on Chinese discourse anaphora, subsequent studies of referential forms have questioned its depiction of Chinese as a language not making any significant use of overt pronouns and have reported substantial use of such forms, particularly so in spoken Chinese.
Yano utilizes these sources to locate Hello Kitty's transnationality and subsequent variable meanings within discourses of globalization and the global movement of Asian-based multinational capital.
The effort, it appears, was especially successful with the cohort who came of age after Reagan's election, and the subsequent sea change in political discourse.
Xi's speeches set the tone for the party discourse on corruption during the subsequent anti-corruption campaign, which was officially launched in spring 2013 when Xi became the President.
