"subsequent survey" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an additional survey that is conducted after an initial survey. For example, "The results of the initial survey indicated that there were areas for improvement, so a subsequent survey was conducted to measure the effectiveness of the changes that were made."
But the agency's subsequent survey showed that capital investment by financial institutions fell by an extraordinary 37.7percentt.
Similar results were obtained in a subsequent survey of professors in other social sciences and the humanities.
"Compared to people with arthritis, lupus and other diseases like this, Lyme victims had three times more common complaints of depression than others," Dr. Fallon found in a subsequent survey.
In a subsequent survey, tabloid Ekstra Bladet found that only 30 out of the country's 1,719 daycare institutions had either stopped serving pork or switched to halal meat, meaning meat that was prepared following Muslim rules.
A survey by the N.F.L. Team Physicians Society found a total of 60 infections across the league between 2003 and 2005; a subsequent survey showed the number of infections dropped to 33 between 2006 and 2008.
Her public meltdown in the Celebrity Jungle in 2013, where she confessed her body image insecurities, gave the issue national focus with a subsequent survey finding that 67% of elite GB sportswomen feared their looks were valued over their sporting achievements.
Over a whole grim typed page were details of the stratospheric, and I mean stratospheric, charges we would have to pay after a small piece of masonry fell off a top floor balcony and a subsequent survey revealed that half of our block's balconies were coming adrift.
A subsequent survey found that he had actually made the problem worse.
Initial interviews and a subsequent survey revealed challenges that embedded space system development poses to the agile software development.
Rivers' levels were monitored using telemetered flow sites and target flows were set for subsequent survey runs.
A subsequent survey showed that only five out of 23 commercial polymerases were free of E. coli DNA.
