'the subsequent generation' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a generation that comes after the current one. For example, "The subsequent generation of students will have more access to technology than ever before."
Any signature of spatially varying selection in a given generation is expected to be lost in the subsequent generation, preventing heritable trans-generational local adaptation [ 15].
In addition, there are no inherited effects observed in the subsequent generation.
But the subsequent generation of electoral failure has laid bare the reality of what Ross had identified.
The subsequent generation of hiPSC cell systems will be very labour- and cost-intensive and represents the bottleneck in the process.
Additionally, 20 females and 20 males were placed on NFD and allowed to lay eggs for 3 days to create the subsequent generation.
But the feeding of the subsequent generation is a more complicated issue: painted ladies larvae eat thistles, which include both nasty, invasive weeds and endangered species.
Of the subsequent generation of established painter-printmakers, only a few were creatively involved in the process, while the rest let the commercial printer take over.
If they can't get off the ground, it will become impossible for them to mate, and the subsequent generation will be smaller than it would have been otherwise.
The focus here is on dynamic effects of a quiescent or flowing ambient fluid on drop breakup and the subsequent generation of satellite droplets.
Parental exposure to oxidized Carbo-Iron significantly exacerbated the acute effects of the nanocomposite on the subsequent generation of H. azteca by a factor >10.
Combinatorial chemistry is an important component of medicinal chemistry in the generation of leads and the subsequent generation of drug candidates.
