The phrase "after interruptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or action that occurs following a disruption or break in continuity.
Example: "The meeting resumed after interruptions from technical difficulties."
Alternatives: "following disruptions" or "subsequent to interruptions".
Earlier studies have linked measures of hyper-arousal to delays in falling asleep and problems nodding off after interruptions.
Through the application of HF to a hypothetical hydrologic model, this paper shows that HF is less sensitive to the uncertainty in the initial condition, corrects system bias more effectively, and converges to true state faster after interruptions than KF.
That study compared utilization by individuals with interruptions in coverage and those with continuous coverage but did not distinguish whether utilization of inpatient services occurred before or after interruptions in coverage.
Shortness of breath *Patient interrupts physician at this point; he returns to referral after interruption.
I have interruption after interruption.
Information on absenting yourself from study, either temporarily or permanently, and on returning after interruption.
All subjects were evaluated after interruption of GH supplementation for at least 3 months.
With N,N-dimethylaniline the formation of an electrogenerated intermediate as well as its consumption after interruption of electrolysis were observed.
Patients with interruptions had significantly longer rehabilitation LOS (48.5 vs 37.0d, P<.001), but functional outcome measures at rehabilitation discharge were similar between those patients who returned to complete rehabilitation after interruption and those patients without interruption.
After interruption in the service, the machine is immediately sent for repairing.
Bridging with anticoagulants, such as low-molecular-weight heparin, after interruption of DAPT during the perioperative period is advised [2].
