The phrase "a subsequent shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a change or transition that occurs after a previous event or change.
Example: "After the initial analysis, a subsequent shift in strategy was necessary to address the emerging challenges."
Alternatives: "a following change" or "a later transition".
Perron, Manga, Richards and their colleagues calculate that on Mars, an initial shift of 50 degrees from today's pole, equal to about 3,000 kilometers on the surface, would be sufficient to disrupt the Arabia shoreline, while a subsequent shift of 20 degrees from today's pole, or 700 kilometers, would have altered the Deuteronilus shoreline.
A subsequent shift toward sustainable growth is necessary after securing short-term stability through retrenchment (Pandit 2000).
It is clear that the increased dielectric ratio (25% fill fraction) of the structure changes the nature of the dispersion of the high-k modes and causes a subsequent shift in the plasma frequency.
As the biomass of soil algae increases, there is a subsequent shift to dominance by filamentous green algae and non-N-fixing cyanobacteria just before panicle initiation (Choudhary et al., 2007; Choudhary, 2009).
The reports on a continuous decrease in ozone and a subsequent shift in the UVR/PAR ratio are of concern since UVR effects have been shown to be detrimental to phytoplankton with possible implications on higher trophic levels of the pelagic food chain.
Nor had she ever seen a mother so committed to her stillborn child that she would refuse to give birth to her -- despite her convulsing body and the comfort of an epidural -- until she had spent adequate time with her and until Alicia returned to the hospital the next day for a subsequent shift.
In addition, onychophorans and most arthropods, which do open the mouth ventrally during embryogenesis, might have lost its subsequent shift to a terminal position and thus retained the ventral location in the adult.
The results attribute the origin of the shift towards higher temperatures as an effect of the interphase, while the subsequent shift to lower temperatures as an apparent relaxation time shift that arises solely due to the addition of stiff elastic particles.
All middle grades declared that a good handover was a requirement for the safe operation of the subsequent shift.
However, the RMP of control neurons showed a subsequent hyperpolarizing shift during development that was not seen in AS-derived neurons.
A subsequent abrupt shift from this wet phase to drier conditions could be matching the transition between the end of the Medieval Climatic Anomaly and the beginning of the Little Ice Age.
