The phrase "after elevated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or condition that follows an elevation, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The patient felt dizzy after elevated blood pressure readings were recorded."
Alternatives: "following elevation" or "subsequent to elevation".
Eight brownstones in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, were evacuated last night after elevated levels of carbon monoxide were discovered on President Street, the authorities said.
In December, the city shut down the park's soccer field, which contains tire crumbs, after elevated lead levels were detected there.
In a separate incident, 27 people in the Bronx were taken to hospitals after elevated carbon monoxide levels were detected in a building on University Avenue early yesterday morning.
The factory continued to operate, and local authorities closed two battery factories in the area on Thursday after elevated lead levels were reported in 228 of 307 children who were tested, according to a government press release.
Residents in the Ohio town of Sebring fear they may the next Flint, after officials launched a criminal investigation after elevated levels of lead and copper were found in local tap water.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Flexural failure modes of HRPC after elevated temperatures.
The level of SOST was sharply elevated from 15mins after injection and remained elevated after 8 h (Fig. 1).
They began to take root sometime after the elevated highway was closed to traffic eight years ago.
From Watson, Simpson also received a lecture on what to expect after his elevated public recognition.
After such elevated expectations, to be hit by two mega-events in succession, says Consentino, "has emptied out any time for democracy".
But the birthplace of modern architecture, and of the skyscraper, was the Loop, as the central business district is known (after the elevated train tracks that circle it).
