In this paper, we propose a transparent subordination approach to anomalous diffusion processes underlying the nonexponential relaxation. We investigate properties of a coupled continuous-time random walk that follows from modeling the occurrence of jumps with compound counting processes. As a result, two different diffusion processes corresponding to over- and undershooting operational times, respectively, have been found. We show that within the proposed framework, all empirical two-power-law relaxation patterns may be derived. This work is motivated by the so-called "less typical" relaxation behavior observed, e.g., for gallium-doped Cd0.99Mn0.01Te mixed crystals.
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