The phrase "after echo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that occurs following an echo, such as in sound or communication scenarios.
Example: "The sound faded away after echo, leaving only silence in the room."
Alternatives: "following the echo" or "subsequent to the echo".
The Grants could be one of the few bands in the history of Liverpool - after Echo and the Bunnymen - to step out of the shadows of the Beatles.
Yet at the end, after Echo was given her treatment and the imprint was removed, Dr Saunders asked Echo if she could see OK. "Yes," said Echo, staring at Mr Dominic and replying in a crap-soap-opera-acting tone, "I see... perfectly".
This release comes only a few weeks after Echo launched its recent comments widget, which allows publishers to display a steam of comments that are being left across their sites.
After Echo & the Bunnymen had finished recording Porcupine they played a free show in early November 1982 for people at Sefton Park in Liverpool.
If you hear it, you keep hearing it: every sustained drone from traffic and machinery sounds like an after-echo.
In all the early interviews, people talked about an after-echo legacy of the disease called post-polio syndrome that had come back to hit them in their 60s and 70s.
There was an added political poignancy about the music: the Conservatives, during their pit-closure program, finished off the Grimethorpe Colliery, and all that remains of it now is the after-echo of its band.
It is not yet done with the grandiose after-echoes of his smoky light.
We estimated the intervention effects using two different study designs: between-group comparisons based on randomized stove assignment, and before-and-after echo-intervention comparisons among the control group.
After echoing other opinions — lovely dial, small size — Mr. Cremers made an interesting observation: The buckle was 16 millimeters (about 0.6 inches), too big for the watch.
In Ferguson this weekend, after echoing other politicians' calls for residents to stop looting, Rev Jesse Jackson told me: The real looting is legal looting.
