The phrase "a subsequent shaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a process or action that follows an initial shaping or formation, often in contexts related to design, development, or transformation.
Example: "The artist focused on a subsequent shaping of the clay to refine the details of the sculpture."
Alternatives: "a later formation" or "an ensuing molding".
It is a common practice to base both, material topology optimization as well as a subsequent shape optimization on linear elastic response.
Moreover, inspired by the topology-optimized material architecture, a subsequent shape optimization is proposed by parametrizing material architectures using super-ellipsoids.
The second was the emergence a century earlier of an established algebraic practice in the work of the Italian and German algebraists and its subsequent shaping by Viète into a powerful mathematical tool at the end of the century.
This analysis revealed that after 4 dpf when the bone is triangular in shape, subsequent shaping has two major phases.
The subsequent shaping of the generalized HIV epidemic is adequately modelled by the age-mediated heterogeneities in the model.
Once a mouse consistently retrieved and consumed the reward during trial periods, the reward was incrementally buried deeper into the sand in subsequent shaping trials until the mouse would dig vigorously to find the reward completely buried by sand.
When the dog successfully obtained the reward by pulling out the board with its paws, the distance between the reward and the partition was increased stepwise in subsequent shaping trials.
The process of spicule formation can be divided into an initial intracellular step and a subsequent extracellular shaping phase: Intracellular phase (initial growth) : It could be demonstrated that silicic acid is actively taken up by cells [sclerocytes] via the Na+/HCO3−[Si(OH 4] cotransporter (Schröder et al. 2004 ).
We then adjusted the age-standardized regression residuals for allometry by controlling for centroid size and these residuals, which are an adjusted set of 3D coordinates that describe facial shape after removing the age and size variation within each sample, were used in all subsequent shape analyses.
The trailing crack of a branched squat is explained as the result of a subsequent transverse, wedge-shaped brittle failure mechanism of the surface layer of the rail, developing within the actual elliptical Hertzian contact patch – or the envelope of potential contact ellipses at the leading crack position.
