The phrase "subsequent instruments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The amendments made to the original contract were recorded in subsequent instruments.
Also, if you record a transfer document there is a presumption of validity for that document over subsequent instruments of transfer of the same title.
Subsequent instruments, such as phase-contrast microscopes, interference microscopes, and confocal microscopes, solved specific problems that had arisen during the study of specimens such as living cells.
Based on the challenges faced by the treaty and its subsequent instruments, Maria Antonia Tigre analyzes ways in which the ACT can be more effectively applied, leading to practical results that reduce deforestation.
For new instruments, this meant that lessons learned from the use of earlier instruments were taken into account in the development of subsequent instruments.
Over its first two decades, The Code has been bolstered with subsequent instruments and guidelines adopted to support it, including the various International Plans of Actions, instruments to fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, ecolabelling for certification, and guidelines on small-scale fisheries to meet the challenges we face over the next twenty years.
Knowledge of the intensity of these incident electrons and the subsequent instrument output provides an on-ground calibrated geometric factor.
Information from this phase of the project was used to draft a framework for exploring patient experiences of nighttime COPD symptoms on which the subsequent instrument development work was based.
The requirement that researchers obtain informed consent from potential participants before research commences is a fundamental principle of medical research, enshrined in the Declaration of Helsinki and subsequent legal instruments.
The results can be used in subsequent downstream instrument design and optimization, as input and/or test data for simulation codes as well as for characterization of upstream elements (neutron sources, monochromators, guides etc).
Act 650 and the subsequent Legislative Instrument (LI 1809) of 2004 do not specify the goals of the policy, but the original focus from the party manifesto was clearly on removing financial barriers to utilisation of health care.
The subsequent PEECH instrument asks patients to think about all the staff they have had contact with during their current admission (19 questions); to think about how they felt during their stay in hospital (4 questions) and about personal characteristics (13 questions).
