The phrase "a subsequent ruling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision or judgment that follows a previous one, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The court issued a subsequent ruling that clarified the initial decision."
Alternatives: "a following decision" or "a later judgment."
A subsequent ruling in 2016 bars the government from keeping children in family detention centers for more than 20 days.
(In a subsequent ruling, Gardephe left little doubt about his own views, concluding that Cohen's trades in July , 2008 "were based on inside information that Martoma had supplied").
A subsequent ruling decreed that the marriages could begin at 5 p.m. on June 16, though most counties will wait until June 17.
Even today equal marriage in California awaits a supreme court decision to uphold a subsequent ruling by the state of California that proposition 8 was unconstitutional.
A subsequent ruling made it inapplicable for commutations, -- which can be forced upon a prisoner -- but delivery is still essential for pardons.
A subsequent ruling by the court found that the detention centre "legally" no longer exists, despite 861 men still being held there.
The department then reinstated the ban, but a subsequent court ruling found that it was not based on proper rule-making procedures, and imports continue.
But a subsequent legal ruling allowed claims for arriving three hours or more late.
While in the past, lawmakers sought to negotiate a way to comply with the Court of Appeals decision in 2003 and a subsequent court ruling, this year they appear more intent on pushing for the budget's passage by April 1.
A subsequent 1984 ruling settling other disputes in the area recognised a 100-square-mile (259-square-km) break in the international boundary known as the "Grey Zone", in which the island lies.Although bird enthusiasts from both countries visit during the summer months, Canada has a more noticeable presence on the island.
The acquittal was overturned and a subsequent appeal ruling in January 2014 saw Mr Sollecito again found guilty and sentenced to 25 years in jail.
