The phrase "two subsequent events" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to two events that occur one after the other in a sequence. You can use it to describe a series of events or to show cause and effect. Example: Two subsequent events led to the delay of the project's completion. First, there was a shortage of materials, and then there was a power outage in the factory.
Mr. Obama has been helped by two subsequent events.
Another win for England would be the perfect preparation before the World Twenty20 (running alongside the men's in India next month) at which they can expect to build on an impressive record, having won the inaugural World T20 in 2009 and reached the final of the two subsequent events.
The other two non-colinear genes in the adh1-orthologous regions of sorghum are found elsewhere in the genomes of maize and other grasses and are hypothesized to have been caused by the insertion of two unlinked genes, either as two subsequent events or by a single event involving three chromatids.
Regrettably, three subsequent events in the U.S. have bluntly contradicted the Doha agreements.
Since the ion fluxf defines the relaxation time between two subsequent collision events, a morphological variation of the surface structure similar to that observed in the T dependence of Fig. 6a c, is expected even for different ion flux f.
The distribution of GimA variants between phylogenetic groups might lead us to believe that GimA remnants and GimA negative strains could have arisen through two subsequent deletion events (Figure 1), although the reasons behind this are still unclear.
Two subsequent polyploidization events along with some major genome rearrangements, caused the number of chromosomes to increase to about 40 52 in various gnathostomes [ 15].
There are two more subsequent events on the apex that are important to determine the ultimate fate of primordia: the formation of double ridges (DR), described by Baker et al. (1986) as the first unequivocal sign that a primordium has committed to a reproductive fate; the formation of the last or terminal spikelet (TS) primordium, which signals the halting of further primordium production.
For "low and intermediate level" issues, such as failure to actively look for a job or be available to work, claimants would lose their benefit for one month for the first offence and three months for subsequent events.
The experiment involved an environmentally relevant 'pulse-exposure' design simulating three subsequent inflow events.
Moreover, we demonstrated a reproductive dominance of a single male in captivity through three subsequent spawning events.
