"subsequent relationships with" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means relationships that come after or follow a previous relationship. Example: After her divorce, Jane had trouble trusting men and struggled with subsequent relationships with her partners.
He used this incident to control his subsequent relationships with fear, the court heard.
Despite this trend, information pertaining to water quality characteristics of water remaining on fields during the winter and subsequent relationships with environmental and biological processes is sparse.
He has subsequent relationships with Rae Wilson, Noah Baxter, Doug Carter and John Paul McQueen.
In subsequent relationships with older men, I also never felt a power imbalance, and I don't with the man I'm dating now, either (although he's only 13 years older than me).
Much would also depend on the UK's subsequent relationship with the EU, and this of course, will be the subject of future negotiations.
She also disclosed how she had disapproved of her father Ryan's subsequent relationship with the actress Farah Fawcett.
His son, Juma Woodhouse, born in 1988 from a subsequent relationship with Patricia Woodhouse, survives him, as does his partner, Sabrina Morris, and their baby son, Louis.
Brenton's play, entitled Doctor Scroggy's War, will mark the centenary of the first world war with a narrative that follows a 19-year-old soldier to the trenches and his subsequent relationship with the pioneering plastic surgeon Harold Gillies.
A long sadomasochistic subjugation to a woman in Paris, identified only as H, and a subsequent relationship with the playwright Maria Irene Fornes, stormy though less chilling, help her to decide that, on the contrary, sex without love is worthless.
She becomes preoccupied with her mother's fear that she was under state surveillance because of her satirical cartoons, and with her mother's subsequent relationship with a woman who might have been a lover, or a spy (or, naturally, both).
The theory is then applied to the one-, two-, and three-systems and their corresponding reciprocal five-, four-and three-systems, and used to predict reciprocal screws and the subsequent relationship with the existing screw system.
