The phrase "the subsequent course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the next steps or actions that follow a particular event or decision.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we will determine the subsequent course of action to address the issues identified."
Alternatives: "the next steps" or "the following course of action."
This will guide the mission's recommendations to the IMF management on the subsequent course of action.
It was during the subsequent course of litigation that the paper learned that there were letters written in those months to seven departments.
However, the subsequent course of Spanish history added elements to the country's cultural development that were missing or much weaker in other European countries.
Their influence on the subsequent course of Jewish mysticism is of fundamental importance, though none of them left a complete synthesis of his theosophy.
By transforming the detached and majestic style of his immediate predecessors into one of gentle grace and sensuous charm, he profoundly influenced the subsequent course of Greek sculpture.
The exhibition should display the extraordinary richness of collaboration (Stravinsky! Ravel! Picasso! Matisse! Nijinsky!) that characterized the company's two-decade existence and has so deeply influenced the subsequent course of dance history.
These speculations, however, had no great repercussions on the subsequent course of Jewish esoterism; the only exception is the mysticism of prayer and demonology, which was sometimes influenced by the beliefs of the Christian environment and was fully developed in Hasidic circles.
The subsequent course proved this diagnosis.
Imaging findings, laboratory data and the subsequent course excluded iatrogenic pancreatitis, haemorrhage and DP.
The subsequent course was uneventful and repeated CT with oral CM at discharge (not shown) excluded extraluminal contrast leak.
Objectives: To determine a potential correlation between HIV-specific proliferative responses and the subsequent course of infection under antiretroviral therapy.
