The phrase "subsequent status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an update on something that has happened or changed after an initial event. For example, you could say, "After the merger, we checked on the subsequent status of the two companies."
Both involved the formal indoctrination of initiates and potentially, depending upon the individual a series of subsequent status promotions within the religious society; these processes could literally occupy initiates, members, and mentors throughout their lifetimes.
According to Greg Lawrence's biography, "Dance With Demons," the choreographer had lifelong trouble choosing between theater and dance, between men and women, between his roots as a Jew and his subsequent status as a genteel pet of the Uptown-Hamptons scene.
It's a heady ride; from the national panic which greeted the War of the Worlds broadcast, through the "confidence of ignorance" of Citizen Kane ("I didn't know what you couldn't do"), to the butchering of The Magnificent Ambersons, and Welles's subsequent status as an accidentally path-breaking indie film-maker.
Although forfeitures are not charged as counts, the federal judiciary's Case Management and Electronic Case Files system should note that forfeiture has been alleged so as to assist the parties and the court in tracking the subsequent status of forfeiture allegations.
The critical care units constitute a highly artificial environment and the burden of environment-induced physical and mental stress and subsequent status of systemic hyper-inflammation on the patient is unbearable.
Whatever was on then-Private Bowe Bergdahl's mind on June 30 , 2009when he left Observation Post Mest Malak in southeastern Afghanistan and wondered off unarmed toward the Pakistan border has little bearing on his subsequent status as a prisoner of war.
The subsequent status-quo investigation clearly revealed room for improvement.
Outcome measures that reflect the patient's subsequent health status, such as satisfaction with care, functional status, morbidity, mortality, or parameters such as length of stay or costs of care, are generally regarded as the indicators that are most meaningful to patients and/or payers [6], [9], [10].
Rather than innate ability determining where people end up in a supposedly meritocratic hierarchy, the apparent abilities of children and their subsequent social status are instead heavily influenced by their family's position in that hierarchy.
He's had two years of subsequent pariah status to rue the misjudgment.
But their subsequent employment status is not a measure of my success as a teacher.
