The phrase "adoption after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process or event of adopting something following a specific point in time or event.
Example: "The adoption after the initial assessment was a smooth process, leading to a successful integration."
Alternatives: "post-adoption" or "adoption subsequent to".
What is more, says Docherty, they are often more willing than heterosexual couples – who may arrive at adoption after being unable to conceive via fertility treatment – to consider adopting harder-to-place children such as those who are older, have special needs, or are in sibling groups.
In Indian law they don't allow adoption after 45 years of age".
"She lost me to adoption after spending the first two decades or more of her life in these institutions.
In her first of several lies, she claims that April was conceived in a delirious one-night stand with Steve McQueen and relinquished for adoption after three days.
Who will pursue adoption after one failed I.U.I.? One friend found something similar in the adoption community: are you willing to adopt an older child?
Steam power, a more serious rival, was aided by the general adoption, after 1900, of the so-called flash boiler, in which steam could be raised rapidly.
Russia threatened to ban adoptions after that case, but since then the two countries have reached an agreement on heightened scrutiny that has allowed adoptions to continue.
Vietnam announced that it was halting all United States adoptions after charges of pervasive corruption and baby-selling in the system by the United States Embassy in Hanoi.
Russia threatened to ban adoptions after that case, but the two countries reached an agreement on heightened oversight that allowed them to continue.
David M. Smolin, director of the Center for Children, Law and Ethics at Samford University in Alabama, said the movement had often fallen into the same traps that led a succession of countries, including Cambodia, Guatemala, Nepal and Vietnam, to halt foreign adoptions after baby-selling scandals.
Putin ended adoptions after President Obama signed the Magnitsky Act in 2012, which imposed sanctions against 44 Russians suspected of human rights abuses.
