The phrase "a subsequent term of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a term that follows another term in a sequence or context, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "In the study, we will analyze a subsequent term of the equation to determine its impact on the overall results."
Alternatives: "a following term of" or "a later term of".
The question whether that procedure could be followed 'at a subsequent term, or at a subsequent day of the same term' was specifically reserved.
Burr was committed to answer the first charge only; but, at the subsequent term of the court, the application to commit him on a charge of high treason was renewed, testimony to sustain the charge was adduced, Burr was bound over to answer the charge, and a grand jury was impaneled and charged by the chief justice.
For example, a recent Ministry of Justice report puts the national recidivism rate at close to 50%, and shows that the likelihood of recidivism increases with each subsequent term of imprisonment.
The subsequent term, of order O ( 1 ) is also zero, but we do not include the result here since computations are long and heavy.
In this paper the first-order term E1(R) is given; however, the method is general and can be used to determine the subsequent terms of the energy expansion and the topological derivatives of higher order.
Without each subsequent term, the incumbent feels less of an electoral imperative and becomes less likely to generate new platforms and policies or improve existing institutions and infrastructure.
In a subsequent short term infestation experiment the performance of CPA nymphs over a four day period was monitored and this reflected the plant damage and aphid densities observed at four and five weeks post infestation.
Incomplete coursework must be submitted to the instructor by the end of the subsequent term, or the incomplete grade will become permanent.
We identified data for 3,158 Caucasian women with normal glucose tolerance, who denied smoking or taking any medication at the time of glucose testing and who had a subsequent full-term (≥37 weeks of gestation) singleton delivery.
