The phrase "after a context" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate a situation that has occurred as a result of the previous context or scenario. For example, "After a context of heated debates, a compromise was reached and both sides were satisfied."
Wolfson's contextless work does, after all, have a context: America, with all its indisputably real violence carried out daily on victims of flesh and blood.
Indeed, NEC seems to occur within the first weeks after birth in a context of increased mucosal permeability due to intestinal barrier dysfunction [9].
Multi-voxel pattern similarity analyses also revealed that anterior hippocampal patterns contained information about context during item recognition, and after a delay, context coding in this region was related to successful retention of context information.
To explore the use of competing risk (CR) as compared to the commonly used Kaplan Meier (KM) methodology in estimating the cumulative live-birth rate (CLBR) after IVF Treatment in a context of high dropout rates and informative censoring.
We describe serious events that occurred in 1008 adults after ART initiation, in a context of routine care in a country with limited resources.
During and after the exercise ECG, a context is provided within which the clinician can give specific advice on exercise, weight loss, diet and smoking cessation.
After a systems context diagram has been drawn up, FSDs only require system states, transitions and events to be identified by the designer.
Substitution of co-referring terms in a knowledge context is the problematic move such a context is intensional, after all.
The sample was rated twice using a widely used assessment instrument (the MAAS-Global), first in the standard way and secondly after context factors were explicitly taken into account, by using a context-specific rating protocol to assess communication performance in the workplace.
