The phrase "after dislocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical conditions, injuries, or situations that occur following a dislocation event.
Example: "The patient experienced significant pain and swelling after dislocation of the shoulder joint."
Alternatives: "following dislocation" or "subsequent to dislocation".
The fraction of interstitials left behind after dislocation breakaway varies from 25to100%0%.
The law also invests $2 billion in community colleges over the next four years to provide education and career training programs to workers eligible for trade adjustment aid after dislocation in their industries.
The statistical properties of this triangulation allow determining the number of segments stored after dislocation bow-out as well as their length distribution.
We calculate stress and local kinetic energies before and after dislocation emission on the atomistic level, and compare MD results with available continuum predictions to analyze shielding and acoustic emission caused by dislocation emission in three dimensions.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 X-rays of the right wrist at follow up six weeks after dislocation.
Six weeks after dislocation, the patient experienced no pain but still had a limited supination of 50° (Fig. 2).
One advantage of being so young when she started is that there was almost no sense of before and after, no dislocation.
After dislocations nucleated, the two Shockley partials grow and intersect to form a dislocation lock (indicated in Fig. 6a by the region in red).
After a dislocation, which occurred 22 months after index surgery, her knee was revised by a constrained revision TKR.
Brains from the sham, L, and L + CG groups of animals were removed after cervical dislocation on D7, D14, D21, and D28 after surgery.
The first occurred after accidental dislocation of the tube into the peritoneal cavity shortly after the placement.
