The phrase "after imposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects or consequences that follow the act of imposing something, such as rules, taxes, or conditions.
Example: "The community faced several challenges after imposition of the new regulations."
Alternatives: "following the imposition" or "subsequent to the imposition".
But as fury built over the reference to Muhammad, Muslim youths attacked and burned the newspaper's office in Kaduna, the scene of fighting between Muslims and the city's Christian minority in which thousands of people were killed two years ago after imposition of Shariah law, governed by the Koran.
Images collected 20 min after imposition of the osmotic differential.
The price of cigarettes rose NT$15 (approximately 41.47%) after imposition of the NT$10 Health Tax in 2006.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07253.012 10.7554/eLiFigure53 figuregure 3—figure supplement 5. Ysp2CT targets peripheral puncta after imposition of sec18-1 blockade to SNARE-mediated transport.
Household expenditure data were used to estimate the change in consumption of palm oil following changes in oil price and the potential substitution of alternative oils that might occur after imposition of a tax.
Our results suggest that symbiotic N. coenophialum aids in survival and recovery of tall fescue plants from water deficit, and acts in part by inducing rapid accumulation of these compatible solutes soon after imposition of stress.
Fully expanded leaves were sampled immediately after the imposition of heat stress treatment (0 h) and after 1, 4 and 8 h of exposure to 42°C.
This emerged after the imposition of the 34-year-old's club suspension.
They arrived in Pakistan last week to monitor the political situation after the imposition of emergency rule.
Mr Sikorski fled Poland after the imposition of martial law in 1981, and spent the next decade in Britain, where he gained British citizenship.
Once dispossessed and abused, they created a thriving new society after the imposition of no-fly zones in the 1990s and the ouster of Saddam Hussein almost seven years ago.
