The phrase "after a defect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues, problems, or flaws that occur following a defect in a product, process, or system.
Example: "The team implemented a new quality control process after a defect was discovered in the latest batch of products."
Alternatives: "following a flaw" or "subsequent to a defect".
Mitsubishi, which is based in Tokyo and is 37.3percentt owned by DaimlerChrysler of Germany, has been trying to increase sales in Japan and fix its image after a defect cover-up that surfaced in the summer of 2000.
Automakers often act voluntarily to recall vehicles to minimize negative publicity after a defect is discovered, but in this case no one has determined that a defect officially exists.
[C1.] Guidant Scraps Some Stents After a Defect is Found The Guidant Corporation said it would scrap $15 million of its Xience heart stents that had been manufactured for sale in Europe and for clinical testing in Japan after discovering that some of them had defects.
None had passed away in similar circumstances since, with the Italian authorities proudly pointing to the cases of players such as Nwankwo Kanu, who was obliged to take a break from playing and undergo heart surgery after a defect was spotted in a routine examination.
Friday was Vettel's first chance to try out a different chassis, dubbed 'Randy Mandy' and used previously only in pre-season testing, at a grand prix weekend after a defect was discovered in the car he had used for the past six races.
The insolvency practitioners are currently acting as interim managers after a defect in the administration process over Financial Services Authority approval to call in administrators at Rangers.
The tie has since been broken after a defecting Democrat returned to the fold.
His father is missing and his wife and children are in hiding, he said, after a defecting soldier showed him a picture of his 5-year-old with words scrawled on the back: "To be executed".
It said it was a precautionary measure after finding a defect, in June, in one of the boilers at Heysham 1.
Abdominal walls were tested ex vivo in three states: intact, after creation of a defect simulating an incisional hernia, and after reparation with a mesh implanted intraperitonally.
Knockdown of PP6 almost completely abolished the increase in DNA-PK activity after IR, caused a defect in DSB repair, and resulted in clonogenic survival after IR similar to DNA-PK knockdown cells [ 114].
