The phrase "after grants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions or events that occur following the awarding of grants.
Example: "The research team will begin their project after grants are awarded."
Alternatives: "following grants" or "subsequent to grants".
Still, for many students, net tuition (after grants and scholarships) is significantly lower than the sticker price.
After grants are announced, organisers will go back to groups and help them develop work plans, budgets and ways to measure and monitor success in their programmes.
Some experts on state pardons say that even when there is no indication of wrongdoing, local news accounts raising questions have become routine after grants of clemency.
To sustain elements of the Start Strong program after grants end this fall, staff members have trained health teachers in curriculums that reinforce social and emotional well-being.
Net tuition —the amount a student actually pays, after grants and tax savings— is often sharply lower than the published price.
Typically, Dr. Manson said, the time when female doctors have children is the time when they must go after grants aggressively and complete significant research to advance their academic careers.
Among the highly sought-after grants are the NIH's Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) and the NSF's Research Undergraduate Institute (RUI) grant.
These highly sought-after grants, from the Department of Defense's Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) program, are designed to promote basic research conducted by consortiums of universities.
(After granting the Bank of England its independence).
(Mr. Luba also acknowledged the agreement, after granting two interviews).
