The phrase "after expulsion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or circumstances that occur following someone's removal from a place, organization, or institution.
Example: "The student faced numerous challenges after expulsion from the university, including difficulty finding a new school."
Alternatives: "following expulsion" or "subsequent to expulsion".
Certainly, they have reason to be grateful to a land that welcomed them after expulsion by the 1492 Spanish Inquisition.
Both Canettis were Sephardic Jews, one half of her family from Sarajevo, both of his from Bulgaria, where he spent his first six years speaking Ladino, the medieval Spanish the Jews had taken to the Ottoman empire after expulsion from Spain.
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Indeed, ethnographic observation revealed that intoxicated aggressors were not even aware of the identity of their victim, realizing that they had hit a bouncer or another patron only after expulsion.
Riddle had requested expulsion, or, if that was not possible, the most serious penalty after expulsion.
The two activist priests had been seized shortly after expulsion from the Jesuit order by then-Bishop Bergoglio.
The diplomat, accused of trying to collect information on NATO and other security matters, is the sixth Russian diplomat expelled for espionage this year, after expulsions by Lithuania and Estonia in February and March.
Many of the deported Roma, who are vowing to return legally to France after their expulsion, left Bulgaria and Romania after those nations joined the European Union in 2007.
Renard was speaking after the expulsion of midfielder Clifford Mulenga from the squad after he and a number of others broke curfew.
In multivariate regression analysis, the time of amniotomy after balloon expulsion and the time of oxytocin administration for IOL after amniotomy were used as continuous variables.
After her expulsion, no other school wanted Beryl.
