The phrase "after disassembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where something occurs following the act of disassembling an object or system.
Example: "The components should be cleaned thoroughly after disassembly to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "following disassembly" or "subsequent to disassembly".
Plastic recovery soared by 50% after disassembly became the lynchpin of the entire recycling process.
However, there is a simple solution: Test each individual component after disassembly (Kongar and Gupta 2006).
In this study we represent the inspected files using OpCode n-gram patterns which are extracted from the files after disassembly.
Today, we're moving beyond the Cold War nuclear weapons complex that built it toward a 21st Century nuclear security enterprise". After disassembly, the uranium pits from the bomb will be temporarily stored at the Pantex plant near Amarillo, Texas, where Tuesday's dismantling was carried out.
After disassembly and checks of the trial tank was completed the Romanian commission approved the design on 23 August.
Since SF assembly is assumed to occur immediately after disassembly, equibiaxial stretch does not lead to a change in the total number of SFs.
After cell disassembly, black particulates are evident and pits are observed on the aluminum foil.
Eight CRT TV sets were collected and after manual disassembly, parts of CRT TV sets were sorted into four fractions taking into account their properties.
This may be because of the absence of the periphery, which associates with chromosomes only after nucleolar disassembly later in prophase.
Tests of this novel silica-based glass-ceramic sealant with Na at 300 °C for 250 h in a real battery operating conditions showed no reactions with Na or evidence of corrosion, as demonstrated by SEM post mortem examinations after cell disassembly.
The PBA-bound CTA1 subunit does not undergo thermal unfolding after toxin disassembly in the ER, and, as such, does not active the ERAD system.
