"subsequent orders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to orders or requests that come after the first one. For example, "The professor gave us many subsequent orders after the initial assignment."
Rosecrans' subsequent orders took on a ring of desperation.
And we have to post another box of books if subsequent orders come in.
Officials said it was likely that the companies would split any subsequent orders through some type of competitive bidding.
The term "assassination" was not defined, nor was it in subsequent orders signed by Presidents Carter and Reagan.
It enabled the president to amend the constitution by the required two-thirds majority, legitimising his 1999 coup and subsequent orders.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The term "assassination" was not defined, nor was it in subsequent orders signed by Presidents Carter and Reagan.
Judge Haight also directed the city to notify the plaintiffs if the subsequent order, Interim Order 22, is modified or replaced.
Knowles issued a compromise order in which only the court may see the documents before a subsequent order is made on whether to allow discovery to proceed.
She said that she was "in a state of shock" over her dismissal and the subsequent order from the producers to leave the theater immediately.
A subsequent order from the separatist authorities forced them to adopt the Cyrillic alphabet, and all schools in Transnistria were required to teach in Russian, Ukrainian, or Moldovan, an ungainly hybrid of Romanian and Russian using Cyrillic characters.
The Dec. 1 Supreme Court argument, and the justices' subsequent order vacating the Florida Supreme Court decision then at issue, figured prominently in the brief the Bush lawyers filed today attacking the state court's latest ruling.
