The phrase "after it drops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that occurs following a decrease or fall, such as in discussions about prices, temperatures, or other measurable quantities.
Example: "The stock price is expected to rebound after it drops to a more reasonable level."
Alternatives: "once it falls" or "after it declines".
A safety driver is behind the wheel while the car is on city streets as required by law, but the vehicle is driverless at the very end of the video after it drops off its "driver" and parallel parks itself – stopping for a crossing pedestrian in the process.
It is a restaurant robbery shot from the getaway car after it drops off two girl-robbers at the backdoor, then glides around the building capturing the chaotic but, to us, completely silent hold-up of the diners through two distancing layers of glass, before picking them up again at the front door and speeding off into the sultry night.
Longer streams can suffer since Producer doesn't offer a way to republish tweets with the link, so you'd have to manually promote your stream during the broadcast after it drops down Twitter's river.
The fact that we're even talking about an album that dropped nearly a year ago should be considered an achievement considering our frighteningly short attention spans that forget an album a week after it drops.
After it drops, refill the pot up to the halfway point using the apple cider.
The drop itself does not hurt the fruit, but you should collect the fruit within a couple of days after it drops to ensure the best possible quality.
The hospital's decision came just two months after it dropped its other city contract, running Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center in the South Bronx.
He quit a private law firm last year after it dropped its defence of a law forbidding the federal government from recognising same sex marriages.
Microsoft disbanded that board after it dropped its bid for Yahoo! on May 3. Brian Posner.
This came after it dropped its former agency, Campbell-Ewald, which held the account for decades.
Schaeffer had a nice ride on eBay for most of 2004, but sold the stock earlier this month, after it dropped to $110 from its Dec. 31, 2004, high of $118.32 per share.
