The phrase "after expeditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or actions that occur following a series of journeys or explorations.
Example: "The team conducted a thorough analysis of the data collected after expeditions to the remote regions."
Alternatives: "following expeditions" or "subsequent to expeditions".
"I began to think, maybe in my early 50's, that there should have to be some sort of life after expeditions," Sir Ranulph said.
Yearly trips like this have become something of a manly rite for the Richs, modeled after expeditions they took as boys at Camp Winnebago in Fayette, Me. "Without him in the back of a canoe I would literally get lost and starve like a beast in the woods," Simon said of Nathaniel.
When we saw our room there we couldn't believe our good fortune: half of a houseboat, complete with kitchen facilities, a slant window near the bed for watching ducks glide by, and a small deck above the prow, perfect for relaxing after expeditions.
I've been lucky with coming back into "normal" society after expeditions.
More than 330 climbers have climbed Everest from the Nepali side this month after expeditions were forced off the world's tallest peak by last year's devastating earthquake that killed at least 18 people at Base Camp.
He is one of the most sought-after expedition storytellers of his generation, a true veteran of the expedition life, and a big creative mentor for me.
(b) Summary of the lithostratigraphy (after Expedition 334 Scientists 2012).
Expedition after expedition had been lured into ambush and defeated with heavy loss, and no effective blow had been struck in return.
The dragon, representing her own inner strength, takes her on after-dark expeditions to do battle against her foes.
An estimate of cumulative mortality using Kaplan-Meier methodologyieldeded an essentially linear association (10% mortality after seven expeditions, 20% after 15 expeditions).
After his expeditions, the islanders were largely ignored.
