The phrase "after agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or events that occur subsequent to the involvement or decisions of agencies.
Example: "The report will be finalized after agencies have submitted their feedback."
Alternatives: "following agencies" or "subsequent to agencies".
L. 110 114, § 5017(h)(1), inserted "or contracts" after "agreements" and ", nongovernmental organizations," after "agencies".
Still, Republican leaders say that Mr. Weitzman uses his office to go after agencies run by Republicans, like some of the special sanitary districts in the Town of Hempstead, where Mr. Weitzman says that he found waste, chaotic bookkeeping and excessive costs to homeowners.
The next step is to make the full-text papers freely available after agencies decide on embargo dates, Dylla says.
After agencies repay their existing bonds, those revenues will go instead to schools and special districts.
The other question is why the US didn't play a more active role in getting her asylum here, having known her situation, and after agencies like the Committee to Protect Journalists had being contacted numerous times.
This would include anticipating needs after agencies and donors exit.
How does a man whom Smith scarcely describes come to work such a mighty will over appointee after appointee and agency after agency?
Aid agency after agency has told The Independent on Sunday in the past few days of the terrible plight of these families from Somalia and Ethiopia.
L. 110 161, § 220(c)(2)(B), inserted ", territory, Indian tribe," after "agency of the State" and after "criminal laws of that State".
The F.D.A. said it decided to issue the ban after agency inspectors uncovered significant manufacturing violations at the Mohali facility in September and December of last year.
Remember that it was only after agency pricing went into effect that Barnes & Noble was able to gain an impressive 27 percent of the e-book market.
