The phrase "after digitization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period or actions that occur following the process of converting information into a digital format.
Example: "The data will be analyzed after digitization to ensure accuracy and completeness."
Alternatives: "post-digitization" or "following digitization".
After digitization by a 14-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC), the signal at the output of this fluxmeter was recorded on a personal computer (PC) hard disc with a 1-s sampling rate.
In 2008, after digitization, two audiotapes were deaccessioned due to mold damage.
Chemical patterns were collected as image data via CCD camera and analyzed by the software of NIH image after digitization.
Even after digitization, the number of screens will probably diminish — perhaps by as much as thirty or forty per cent in ten years.
The recorded signals (n = 32 channels) were amplified (400× gain) and stored after digitization at 20 kHz sampling rate per channel KJE-10011, Amplipex, Szeged, Hungary).
Recorded signals (n = 30 channels) were amplified (10× gain) and stored after digitization at 20 kHz sampling rate per channel (RHD2000 Evaluation System, Intan Technologies, Los Angeles).
Since the spectrograms include both frequency and time data, represented as images, low frequencies under a threshold are erased and the high frequencies are collected in bins after the digitization.
After the digitization of print media, an automatic segmentation is applied to separate the scanned print media and the color checker.
Especially, after the digitization of the signal which has been subjected to nonlinear distortion, the harmonic component of the signal will invade the signal frequency band because of aliasing effect, causing additional distortion.
After recording and digitization (44.1 kHz, 16 bit sampling rate) the vowel was digitally lengthened (starting at 30 milliseconds after syllable onset) to obtain the second syllable /ba:/ (see Supporting Information, Fig. S3).
We have chosen 525 objects from Derrida's library for digitization (after extensive filtering).
