The phrase "after affirmed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a sequence of events where something was confirmed or validated, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The decision was made after affirmed by the committee."
Alternatives: "after confirmation" or "after validation".
And Joy Global, a mining equipment company, rose 91 cents, to $49.59, after affirming its full-year earnings and revenue forecasts.
AVS AWAIT OPPONENT: With the rest of the Western Conference in a first-round free-for-all, the Colorado Avalanche has time to plot strategy after affirming its status as one of the favorites for the Stanley Cup.
One of them has given up her constrained aristo lifestyle for crime; the other falls in love with a bandit after affirming that justice and honour are all that matter.
In 1986, after affirming that the city had balanced its budget for three consecutive years, paid off its federally guaranteed debt and restored its credit-worthiness, the board went into what the law calls "sunset" status: it voted to drop its power over city budgets and contracts, becoming little more than a monitor that issued quarterly reports on the city's finances.
After affirming that diatomite improves lime's reactivity, optimization tests were conducted to maximize the reactivity output.
Toward the end of the Preliminary Theses, after affirming that all science must be grounded in nature, and that doctrines not so grounded remain purely "hypothetical," Feuerbach had gone on to note that this is especially true of the doctrine of freedom, and he had assigned to the new philosophy the task of "naturalizing freedom" (VT 262/172).
Flake's remarks came just a day after affirming that he still cannot support Trump.
After affirming her gender identity, she was rejected by her parents and kicked out of her home.
She has recast the party's image towards Israel, after affirming Israel's right to secure itself from terrorism, and criticising the leadership of Iran.
