The phrase "after erection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physiological responses or medical conditions related to male sexual arousal.
Example: "The patient reported discomfort after erection, prompting further examination."
Alternatives: "post-erection" or "following erection".
After erection of triangle frame, bottom hydraulic jack and caps, specimen is placed in the position.
Site-assembled plants are pressure tested for safety and leakage after erection.
The precast units have projecting bars, usually with a full 180° hook, which are embedded in situ in concrete after erection.
Although a cavity with ventilation holes was included in the design, very high moisture conditions (RH≈95…99%) were present during 8 months after erection.
Fence voltages should not be allowed to fall below 4 kV, particularly during the first few weeks after erection, if effective management is to be achieved.
The Tabernacle no longer served a purpose after the erection of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem in 950 bc.
In Britain, the shift led in 2006 to a parliamentary posthumous pardon for deserters, after the erection in 2001 of a monument to those shot.
After the erection of a bridge over the River Tweed in 1754, Kelso became a stop on the important London-to-Edinburgh coach route.
After the erection of the wall, the bus became the mainstay of transportation, although streetcar service continued in some eastern districts.
In Milton Keynes, two local cinemas – including one that had been open since 1912 – closed after the erection of the giant pyramid, and score of other small cinemas would be forced to close as the multiplexes spread across the country.
It was soon after the erection of the crane that Vince Camarda decided to sell his four-bedroom Dock Street house just 1,100 feet from the site of the proposed wind turbine.
