"subsequent trend" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a trend that follows (or is subsequent to) another. For example, "The subsequent trend of decreased factory output in the region coincided with a reduction in employment opportunities".
It has lopped 5% off potential output, but has not changed its view that subsequent trend growth will remain at 2.75%.
The Kon-Tiki Thor Heyerdahl set a high bar for the subsequent trend for historical recreations of machines for TV purposes (think trebuchets, Da Vinci's glider and Ray Mears with his dugout canoes).
Here, we quantify the trade-off involved when using simple vegetation estimates instead of SMA fractions for subsequent trend analyses.
What's more, they note, 1998 was a particularly strong (and hot) El Niño year not an ideal starting point for determining a subsequent trend.
A subsequent trend analysis using the test database confirms that all key parameters influencing the shear strength of beam column joints have been appropriately considered in the proposed model.
One of the main results was a jump of the sex ratio after Chernobyl in all of Europe, including Russia, and a subsequent trend reversal from 1987 onward.
Her gallery also began to show artists associated with this new movement and subsequent trends, including Ellsworth Kelly, Ad Reinhardt and Robert Rauschenberg.
So a reputation survey such as this is likely to be a harbinger of things to come and a predictor of subsequent trends.
Cue subsequent trends on Google and Facebook, and tabloids splicing images of their faces together in a premature bid to work out if they were dating and it was 10 years in the future what their children would look like.
However, subsequent trends are poorly understood.
However, subsequent trends in reporting and prosecution have not been well described.
