The phrase "after diffusion of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly when discussing processes involving the spreading of substances or particles.
Example: "After diffusion of the solute, the concentration gradient will equalize across the solution."
Alternatives: "following the diffusion of the" or "subsequent to the diffusion of the".
The company had initially planned to keep the designer suspended pending an inquiry, but moved to act swiftly after diffusion of the video.
The data set was normalized to the value at 8 min postinjection, as this showed peak fluorescence after diffusion of the agents throughout the vascular system.
Fluorescence intensity was determined using MetaVue software before (background) and after diffusion of the test compound into a single astrocyte, and the dye-labelled area was determined with MetaVue software (Ball et al., 2007; Gandhi et al., 2009a).
Fluorescence was determined before (background) and immediately after diffusion of the test compound into a single astrocyte, and the areas labelled by the probes were determined with MetaVue software.
After diffusion of GDPβS into the cell, the subsequent application of Bk failed to induce a depolarization (9.7 ± 5.7% of control, p = 0.03, Wilcoxon paired test, n = 6 cells; Figure 7A).
The interplay between chemical and physical processes for these reaction steps is illustrated in Scheme 2. Formation of Ar occurs in the aqueous phase after diffusion of 2 across the phase boundary.
Despite considerable diffusion of NH4 + from the depot into the bulk soil during the experiment, low residual NH4 + concentrations measured in the bulk soil after 56 days may be explained by nitrification after diffusion of NH4 + out of the phytotoxic zones surrounding the depot resulting.
Isotactic polypropylene (iPP) pellets were used to prepare isotactic polypropylene/polystyrene (iPP/PS) blends by diffusion and subsequent polymerization of styrene in water medium, with initiator benzoyl peroxide (BPO) added after diffusion of styrene.
In contrast, the coating layer of the foil-aluminized steel specimen after diffusion bonding of the aluminum foil consisted only of the Al layer.
The intense and sharp shell structures observed in photoluminescence (PL) indicate unambiguously that the QDs retained their zero-dimensional (0D) density of states after the diffusion of the potential, which also causes strong blueshifts (over ∼200 meV) and a pronounced narrowing of the inhomogeneously broadened emission (down to ∼12 meV).
After the diffusion of the monomer throughout the gel, acetone and air were removed under vacuum at room temperature.
