Third party Partial Delivery by vendor

Dear Experts,
      During third party process, if the vendor does partial delivery to the customer i.e. 50 instead of 100. now my question is can we process the remaning 50. if yes how?
Regards...

Hi,
Process
VA01 - Create sales order(Qty 100 ) >> ME52N - PR generated after save of OR >> ME21N - Convert PR in to PO >> Then vendor will ship goods to customer(qty 50 ) >> MIRO - Invoice receipt from vendor for qty 50 >> VF01 - then invoice issue to customer for qty 50
Now again vendor will ship remaining qty 50 and will send you invoice then enter that vendor invoice and again create final invoice to customer.
Kapil

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