The phrase "after conference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time period or actions that occur following a conference or meeting.
Example: "We will review the feedback from the attendees after conference to improve future events."
Alternatives: "post-conference" or "following the conference".
Miliband is a more significant figure after conference season 2013.
PENNOCK RECEIVES NEW YANKEE OFFER; Star Hurler and Huggins Near Agreement on Terms After Conference Here.
The defending national champion Notre Dame, Georgia and Texas Christian dropped out after conference tournament losses.
I've had hundreds of conversations with female professionals, lingering after conference calls have ended to discuss "the juggle".
They met a few weeks after conference – in a pub, of course – and decided the disagreement was "strictly professional".
A package of measures could include greater involvement of members in policymaking, and could be considered after conference is over.
Its properties are better able to attract highly sought-after conference business, and employee retention and customer loyalty are on the rise.
"Offensively, you can't have five turnovers -- it's just sloppy football," Fassel said in his day-after conference call, his voice stuffed with disappointment.
Mr. Axelrod joined Jim Messina, the campaign manager, in a morning-after conference call with reporters to contrast what they characterized as the damaging and ongoing fight among the four surviving Republican rivals with the Obama campaign's progress in constructing the political infrastructure to win in November.
The after-conference parties, gatherings or whatever they are "designated" is where most of your value is going to found.
To judge by the buzz during coffee breaks and the after-conference drinks session, the major goal of the organizers, to stimulate debate among various diverse groups with an interest in animal experimentation, was successfully achieved.
