The phrase "after at most" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame or limit, suggesting that something will happen following a maximum duration.
Example: "The report will be submitted after at most three days."
Alternatives: "within a maximum of" or "no later than".
But by offering parents a higher level of ambition, almost all are oversubscribed after – at most – two years of operation.
Two "48-hours late submission" bonuses are available; that is, you can use a bonus to submit your HW late after at most 48 hours.
Solutions to the NDPVC are subgraphs containing a path of length at most Hst for each commodity {s, t} and a path of length at most H′st between s and t after at most k−1 edge failures.
One can give a better estimate, but since there are 30 checkers total then after at most 10 exchanges (20 rolls) at least one player will have no checkers on the bar.
So after at most 18 clicks, you are in one of the 88 articles of the irreducible core, and there's a big chance the cycle you're in is the large one with 11 elements.
To put it another way, if people could be persuaded to choose more prudent health habits, the majority would reach their ninth decade in good health and then die after, at most, a relatively brief period of illness.
There are, after all, at most 6 million Mormons.
The physical soil quality had remained unchanged or decreased after restoration at most investigated sites.
Senators are balking for the moment, but everyone knows that they'll give in, after demanding, at most, cosmetic changes.
The flow duration analysis showed a decrease in high flow (Q5), but an increase in low flow (Q95) after 1990 at most mainstream stations of the SRB.
Then, the probability of a TRF event after receiving at most n retweets is P_{text{TRF}}(n) = p times left(1 - (1-q)^{n}right) (4).
