The phrase "after defined" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs subsequent to a definition being provided, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The process should be followed after defined parameters are established."
Alternatives: "after the definition" or "following the definition".
After defined time intervals, 5.0 mL of solution was removed and replaced with 5.0 mL of fresh solvent.
Stepwise aging experiments illustrate a systematical approach to different degrees of degradation of the perovskites after defined testing cycles of cyclic voltammetry in application-near conditions.
Conclusions: The modified questionnaire of the American Pain Society allows important insights into the analgesic quality after defined surgery without special methods of an Acute Pain Service.
After defined reaction times, aliquots (50 μl) were withdrawn from each vial and directly injected into the HPLC column to analyse micropollutant concentrations.
As long as confidentiality and data safety are guaranteed and access rules are defined with regard to the purpose of individual healthcare, there appears to be no obvious reason and no requirement to erase data such as medical images routinely after defined periods without the data subject's request.
Thus, creation of square wave pulses requires a circuit to terminate capacitor discharge after defined pulse duration.
But after defining the conference season, he enjoys new authority.
After defining what was needed the group joined Crowdfunder and stated their project online.
After defining them mathematically, the researchers back-tested the patterns' predictive prowess on price data for about 750 stocks over 35 years ending in 1996.
The Jewish Buddhist sounds as absurd as the German philosopher, whom Jhabvala shows seducing his graduate student only a sentence after defining his "central idea".
After defining the focus of your presentation, you're ready to draft an outline.
