The phrase "after guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or decisions that are taken following a set of guidelines or rules.
Example: "We will proceed with the project after guidelines have been established."
Alternatives: "following the guidelines" or "in accordance with the guidelines".
Its approval came after guidelines were eased earlier this year to allow the depiction of gay characters.
Antulio Kobbo Santarrosa, the puppeteer who played La Comay, resigned from the show this month after guidelines were put in place to manage the content of the show.
Almond trees need to be pollinated but bringing in 1.6m hives to California every year, "into an area dripping with insecticides is a recipe for disaster" writes Philpott (up to 25% of the hives were damaged in 2014), including whole colonies killed off; this spring they fared better after guidelines were issued about pesticide-use during the trees' blooming season).
The primary outcome measure was the variation of routine laboratory tests per patient ICU day, before compared with after guidelines.
A 27.21 % relative reduction in routine laboratory tests per patient ICU day was observed after guidelines implementation.
Materials and methods It was a monocentric, comparative study, before and after guidelines implementation at patient bedside, in a surgical ICU of a French university hospital.
Although improving, there was no difference in patient/family satisfaction after guideline implementation.
Among group B streptococci positive women, intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis increased from 24% before to 74% after guideline implementation.
This intervention study with a pre post design included three assessment intervals described as baseline and 3 and 6 months after guideline implementation.
We hypothesized that survival would increase after guideline implementation.
After guideline development, it was 88 100%, 0%, and 0 13%, respectively.
