The phrase "subsequent operation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific process or activity that follows a preceding activity or process. For example, "After the initial cleanup, the subsequent operation was the installation of security measures."
Reporting outcomes that were radiological (fracture reduction, union, subsequent OA) or clinical (functional scores, patient-reported outcomes, need for subsequent operation including arthroplasty), and/or post-operative complications (defined as any deleterious event described by study authors as post-operative complications).
The force's approach was forged by the experience of the Jimmy Savile scandal, and the subsequent Operation Yewtree inquiry.
The Pakistani Army provided few details about the assault on Saturday and the subsequent operation to clear out the area.
In practice, they have been focused mainly on a relatively limited range of ancillary services related to new buildings and their subsequent operation.
The subsequent operation is edge-up setting, the partial formation of a protective rim by forcing the blank into too small a hole.
Shirley, who lost his left foot in a lawnmower accident as a boy and had the leg amputated below the knee in a subsequent operation, is probably the most recognizable American Paralympian.
Secondary outcomes included visual acuity (VA), VA improvement, the number of subsequent operations required for reattachment and post-operative complications.
He predicted that things would go better for the Pakistani army in subsequent operations.
He told them that an ear injury at birth and subsequent operations were still causing "running ear" and "head noises".
Subsequent operations completed the conquest of Champagne, leaving him to be employed on the Norman border and in Maine.
So were three subsequent operations, two of them on the day after I'd stayed in Southampton the night before and arrived as instructed at 7.30am.
