The phrase "a subsequent loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a loss that occurs after a previous event or loss, often in contexts related to finance, health, or personal experiences.
Example: "After the initial setback, the company faced a subsequent loss that further impacted its financial stability."
Alternatives: "a following loss" or "an additional loss".
Or the erosive effects of assimilation and a subsequent loss of ethnic identity?
The digital video firm expects to remain in the red into the second quarter, with a subsequent loss of $80m.
Thousands of good-paying jobs were lost in industries like manufacturing, causing a subsequent loss in population.
By replacing these native plants, there is a subsequent loss of many animal species that depend on these native plants to survive.
It is startling that, with one exception, every big drug merger since 1970 has led to a subsequent loss in market share (see chart on).
On Obama she grimly denounces the outgoing president who swept to power on a tide of the very thing that her album desperately decries a subsequent loss of: hope.
We also document a subsequent loss in myrmecophagy, and associated increase in speciation rates, as 'recent' theridiid groups evolve diverse web forms and many return to the capture of aerial prey.
Following this acquisition WhatsApp users were worried that the acquisition would mean a subsequent loss of privacy, but Koum responded in a blog post saying "respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA".
The resulting breakdown of coating integrity in the irradiated coating leads to both anodic and cathodic activity occurring through the photodegraded coating and a subsequent loss in overall SVET current balance in the plane of scan above the cut edge.
With the discovery of consistent non-Euclidean geometries, there was a subsequent loss of certainty and trust in this innate intuition, and this was fundamental in separating mathematics from a rigid adherence to an external sensory order (no longer vouchsafed as "true") and led to the growing abstraction of mathematics as a self-contained universe.
This conclusion is favorable to patients with inherited diseases of uncertain etiology that arise from aberrant splicing leading to a subsequent loss of functional translation products because our findings encourage the option of AON treatment as a therapeutic for these prospectively identified diseases.
