The phrase "after confinement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or situations that occur following a period of confinement, such as imprisonment or quarantine.
Example: "The community began to heal and rebuild after confinement, as people were finally able to reconnect with one another."
Alternatives: "post-confinement" or "following confinement".
The reeking tableau — undeniably informed by the aesthetics of Rauschenberg's combines — recounts the intoxicating sensation of liberation after confinement, and exposes the internal demons that haunt every short-haired terrier.
They were contacted by phone approximately 14 days after drug administration for assessment of AEs after confinement.
HIV services include routine HIV testing, prevention/education programming, and procedures to link HIV-infected individuals to community-based treatment after confinement.
Its metaphorical richness also pervades all -- birth after gestation, emergence after confinement, manifestation after potential, life after death.
Woodhouse's toad (Bufo woodhousii), if given access to water after confinement in a dry location, sits in the shallows to rehydrate.
Rather, the constraints were most often related to those that a member is confronted with during or after confinement, for instance the existence of too many requirements and lack of information on benefits.
They even burned all the poetry I had written while in prison after solitary confinement.
After such confinement, the 42 sq m of their new home represented untold luxury.
The treadmill links Cantona and Assange via Ken Loach, the film director, who donated the machine to Assange soon after his confinement so that he could keep fit.
Two years after his confinement in Yeravda jail in Poona Gandhi had to undergo an operation for appendicitis; he was released in Feb. 1924.
Although the husband of the female victim was convicted of the crime and sentenced to 14 years in prison, other couples continued to be murdered after his confinement.
