The phrase "after interrogation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or actions that occur following an interrogation process, often in legal or investigative scenarios.
Example: "The suspect provided new information after interrogation that changed the course of the investigation."
Alternatives: "following questioning" or "subsequent to interrogation".
In Zolochev, seven hundred were killed after interrogation and thrown out windows into two pits.
The vast majority of cases turn on confessions by suspects who have no access to legal advice until long after interrogation, if ever.
After interrogation by investigators, Pauline was transferred with Shalom to Tanzania, where both were delivered to the International Tribunal in Arusha.
After interrogation, he had guided security forces to a mountain redoubt in the village of Panchalthan, where five of those who had massacred the Sikhs were hiding.
After interrogation by the F.B.I. agent, Mr. Lindh continued to be held in the metal shipping container, but his treatment began to improve.
Jamal Naseer, an 18-year-old Afghan army recruit, died after interrogation at the base; Wakil Mohammed, a woodcutter, died in American custody after being shot in the face during a search.
The older prison, which has since been torn down, was housed in a Soviet-era machinery hangar, and abuses there were well documented; at least two prisoners died there after interrogations.
Over the next two weeks, Mobley says. he was beaten severely by Yemeni security forces while being moved between detention facilities after interrogations.
"Al-Nashiri did not provide any additional threat information during, or after, these interrogations".
"Al-Nashiri did not provide any additional threat information during, or after, these interrogations," the report concludes.
But in the thump and tumble of backpacks and the gobbling of snacks, Mrs. Dobbins refrains from the traditional after-school interrogation: Did you cut math class?
