The phrase "a subsequent release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a later version or distribution of a product, information, or content that follows a previous one.
Example: "The company announced a subsequent release of the software, which includes several new features and bug fixes."
Alternatives: "a later version of" or "an upcoming edition of".
The model was then validated on a subsequent release of the same application.
This molecule, can destabilize the vesicle lipid bilayer when exposed to an acidic environment, with a subsequent release of vesicular content, enhancing the cytoplasmatic delivery of drugs to target cells.
This resulted in a subsequent release of bioactive components from the cellulose cell wall.
But only with its sponsorship of the Ferrari racing team and a subsequent release of Ferrari-branded laptops and accessories has it shown any marketing chops, and those chops are still pretty feeble.
Whereas viral multiplication was concomitant with apoptosis and HMGB1 retention on chromatin, a subsequent release of HMGB1 was observed in response to HSV-2 mediated necrosis.
Most microbial infections induce a ubiquitous increase in CALC1 gene expression and a subsequent release of calcitonin precursors from all tissues and cell types throughout the body [ 17].
A subsequent release and folding of the hybridized RNA sequence from the template strand at higher temperatures would produce the first catalytic RNA (or later mRNA), a process that uses the same interface and is conceptually similar to enzyme-assisted transcription.
We have previously shown that BP-induced osteoclast apoptosis involves loss of mitochondrial membrane potential, leading (presumably as a result of subsequent release of cytochrome C from mitochondria and activation of procaspase-9) to the cleavage and activation of procaspase-3 [ 21].
The subsequent release of a single strand (discharge A, dA) launched a strand displacement reaction as a secondary amplification process for the multiplied production of inducer (I) (a DNA fragment) in the downstream.
In the second catalytic step, E-P hydrolysis by a water molecule is assisted by D425, which functions as a general base, with subsequent release of the free enzyme and inorganic phosphate.
Another type of PPG relies on the photochemical formation of a carbon-centered anion, which drives the subsequent release of a leaving group via β-elimination (Scheme 91).
