'subsequent shipment' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in contexts such as shipping and business transactions. For example: "We are able to provide the initial shipment by tomorrow, but all subsequent shipments will need to be delayed until further notice."
The term elginism appears to have been in use soon after Elgin's removal of artwork from the Parthenon and surrounding structures between 1801 and 1812 and the subsequent shipment of the art to England.
A subsequent shipment of more cars containing meth was then intercepted before it crossed the border.
Her secret notes recording the arrival of stolen art and its subsequent shipment to Germany proved instrumental to the Monuments Men's discovery of more than twenty thousand works of art.
Once patients returned the used bottles, they were collected and stored at room temperature for subsequent shipment to a central independent laboratory (Cardinal Health, San Diego, CA).
According to the agency, importers that have a private lab perform tests on five consecutive shipments with no violations may no longer be required to test subsequent shipments, even though other importers are.
The Pakistanis became even more grudging hosts to the mules on subsequent shipments; the planes reportedly could not be mucked out in Islamabad, and the mules' manure had to be flown back to the United States.
Experience of the Hesse State Laboratory indicates that for products that violate maximal permissible levels of pesticide residues, approximately 35% of subsequent shipments will also be non-compliant.
Experience shows that if a type of product or a certain producer of origin has been non-compliant, subsequent shipments will often also be non-compliant.
And while that was acceptable when the shipments were smaller, Rabin said, "I can't afford this lag time," given the quantum jump in volumes contemplated in subsequent shipments.
After the first coffee shipment, which you get for the promotional price of $9.99, you will be charged regular prices for all subsequent shipments.
While taxation and licensing of hawking or peddling, defined as selling and delivering in the state, has long been thought to show no violation of the Commerce Clause, solicitation of orders with subsequent interstate shipment has been immune from such an exaction.
