The phrase "after dissipation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of something dispersing or fading away, often in scientific or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The energy levels in the system decreased significantly after dissipation, leading to a more stable state."
Alternatives: "following dispersion" or "subsequent to dissipation".
But in this condition, the frame will find re-centering problem after dissipation of energy and will never come back to its original configuration.
Flexible supports seem to delay the failure of LG panels which are more likely to fail after dissipation of the blast pressure and hence reduce the injuries occurring from direct blast pressure and the broken glass fragments.
The shear strength of the reconsolidated soil around driven piles after dissipation was reported to be higher than the soil's initial undisturbed shear strength [2].
After dissipation of ΔΨm, the JC-1 reagent emits a green fluorescence signal, while the compound in a polarizedmitochondrial membrane emits a red signal.
The slight increase in pile shaft capacity, after dissipation of the excess pore water pressure, is mainly related to soil aging (secondary compression), since the effective stress-related set-up is adequately completed and, hence, the rate of set-up is independent of effective stress during this phase [32].
Three days after dissipation, the remnants of Gabrielle also produced heavy thunderstorms in New Mexico on August 15.
"I am always at my best when the bottom drops out," he said after this dissipation.
In addition, motivated by the fact that these types of controls have often been left in place after the dissipation of the shock that lead to the controls being implemented, the paper evaluates the welfare cost of procrastination in removing these types of controls.
After the dissipation of the leftover materials, comets and asteroids supply dust into a circumstellar disk by ice sublimation and mutual collisions until the death of the star, which is, in turn, a sink and a source for cosmic dust.
Even after its dissipation, Alex continued causing deaths throughout Mexico, particularly due to flooding.
A month after the dissipation of the first hurricane, another tropical storm formed north of Hispaniola on August 13.
