The phrase "after emplacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the placement or installation of objects, materials, or systems, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The structural integrity of the building was assessed after emplacement of the foundation."
Alternatives: "following installation" or "post-placement".
The vein shows cross-fiber geometry, indicating the direction of opening, and grain-boundary bulging and dynamic recrystallization indicating renewed dislocation creep after emplacement.
During field applications, rapid contaminant removal and limited rebound after emplacement have often been reported and considered as two major advantages for this remedial technology.
In particular, doubts still remain concerning whether fajãs featuring lagoons are a fortuitous product of mass wasting, or result from marine reworking (by waves and currents) after emplacement.
The analysis considers changes in rock mass porosity, permeability, and capillary pressure caused by rock deformations during drift excavation, as well as those caused by thermomechanically induced rock deformations after emplacement of the heat-generating waste.
Applying the Krieger-Dougherty equation with ϕ m m of 0.65 and ϕ m ε of 2.5, the bulk viscosity of the andesitic magma in the chamber is 103.8 − 4.1 Pa s As noted in the above paragraph, bulk viscosity of the andesite lava after emplacement is estimated to be 109.6 Pa s.
The rate of both cooling and deformation was the highest soon after emplacement (Figs. 11 and 13) and decayed thereafter.
And which implies repeatable endoscopic PDT is possible after stent emplacement.
Approximately 7 months after source emplacement the groundwater table rose more than 1 m within 1 month.
An extensional event took place at ∼300 Ma, after the emplacement of the late to post-migmatitic granitic plutons.
For the first days after source emplacement, the transport of CFC-113, hexand and toluene was successfully simulated using a radial gas-phase diffusion model for the unsaturated zone.
Rheomorphic ash-flow tuffs develop preferred alignment of pyroclasts that occurred shortly after the emplacement of laminar viscous flow (Wolff and Wright 1981).
