The phrase "after a space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a position or action that occurs following a gap or interval in text or layout.
Example: "Make sure to insert a comma after a space to ensure proper punctuation."
Alternatives: "following a gap" or "subsequent to a space".
Mr. Benson's first definition of the word planetfall is "the act or instance of sighting a planet after a space voyage".
An 8-year-old Brooklyn boy died early Saturday after a space heater started a fire in his house, the Fire Department said.
Another experimental design compares how human blood cells respond to ground-based artificially induced DNA damage before and after a space mission.
Set in 2015, six years after a space probe accidentally seeded a large slice of northern Mexico with extraterrestrials, the film accompanies a dour news photographer (Scoot McNairy) on the hunt for creature close-ups.
After a space voyage of almost 42 million miles, Nefertiti the "Jumping Johnson" spider landed at the Smithsonian's Insect Zoo at the National Museum of Natural History last week.
Best director went to Mexican Alfonso Cuarón for spectacular 3D space drama Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as astronauts stranded in orbit after a space station accident.
We were dumbstruck last May when MGNTRN, named after a space-themed pinball machine built in 1974 by Gottlieb, was presented for PROYECTA, a new media festival in Puebla, Mexico.
Four members of a British family were killed in a car crash as they returned to their holiday villa in Florida after watching a space rocket launch.
Mr. Rove had moved into an office down the hall from the Oval Office last year after occupying a space on the second floor during the first term.
After finding a space shuttle left by Pascal's ancestors, the party travel to Fodra where they meet Emeraude, the last remaining human on the desolated planet.
After exploring a space, the hippocampus may replay the new place-specific pattern of activity during sleep.
