The phrase "after incarceration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period or events that occur following someone's release from prison or jail.
Example: "Many support programs are available to help individuals reintegrate into society after incarceration."
Alternatives: "post-incarceration" or "following imprisonment".
If you are someone who was formerly incarcerated, or if you know someone seeking to start over after incarceration, Divine lays out a playbook to go from incarceration to innovation.
Re-entry after incarceration.
Asked about his ambitions after incarceration, he said he would consider politics.
A bigger factor is the drug habit that most inmates retain, prior to, during and after incarceration.
Indeed, after incarceration in Samoa and the strictures of a long-term relationship, Earl was primed for pleasure-seeking.
In addition to his sentence of 27 months, Mr. Powell was sentenced to two years of supervised release after incarceration.
This was the world's first glimpse of the soldier, who was pale after incarceration, terribly thin and drawn, and clearly dazed — with his breathing occasionally appearing labored.
Mr Lerena said he feared for the sprinter's life, after incarceration left him "so low and without anything to live for".
As he sits in the airport waiting for a flight, 22-year-old James Anderson talks about his life before, during and after incarceration with breathtaking candidness.
Although SLHs can be used as housing referrals after inpatient treatment, while clients attend outpatient treatment, after incarceration, or as an alternative to treatment, they have been understudied and underutilized.
The act would create a "gun offender registry," which would require each gun offender to register and maintain an accurate address with the D.C. police for two years after incarceration or supervision.
