The phrase "a subsequent transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving the movement or reassignment of assets, rights, or responsibilities after an initial transfer has occurred.
Example: "The contract stipulates that a subsequent transfer of ownership must be documented in writing."
Alternatives: "a later transfer of" or "an additional transfer of".
For example, the trust agreement should provide that there can be no material changes to the trust; that board consent is required for any subsequent transfer of the shares by the trust; that the trust will designate who will reside in the apartment; and that the person creating the trust provides a personal guarantee of the obligations of the proprietary lease.
Descriptively, lineage e duplicates in d with a subsequent transfer into d′ and retention of the donor copy in d.
Descriptively, lineage e transfers in d′, duplicates in d′ with a subsequent transfer into d′′ and retention of the donor copy in d′.
As Daphnia are a major food source for many kinds of fish, aquatic insect larvae, and other invertebrates, their ingestion of nanomaterials represents a potential for subsequent transfer of nanomaterials to higher organisms via food chain.
The pigeon, Winston, arrived at the destination in Durban in an hour, and subsequent transfer of the data took another hour (what are they using over there, LC2s?).
CheA also functions as a homodimer, performing trans-autophosphorylation and the subsequent transfer of a phosphoryl group to one of two response regulators.
Porcine double nuclear transfer, i.e. the transfer of a somatic cell into an enucleated oocyte, its activation and subsequent transfer of the pronuclei into an enucleated zygote, has demonstrated that reprogramming is not always dependent on a single incubation in an oocyte's cytoplasm [36].
We propose that the acquisition of high affinity nitrate assimilation contributed to the success of Dikarya on land by allowing exploitation of nitrate in aerobic soils, and the subsequent transfer of a complete assimilation cluster improved the fitness of T. reesei in a new niche.
8 Subsequent transfer of a single frozen thawed embryo resulted in comparable cumulative live birth outcomes to those after double embryo transfer.
HS chain extension requires the subsequent transfer of a GlcNAc residue, followed by the sequential addition of alternative GlcA and GlcNAc residues to generate a non-branched polymer.
