The phrase "after it is lost" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consequences or feelings that arise following the loss of something.
Example: "She realized the true value of her friendship only after it is lost."
Alternatives: "once it is gone" or "after it has been lost".
But because there was no wind, and this was his first night in the home he had just finished rebuilding after it was lost in the 2003 Cedar fire, he stayed awake and kept his TV on, evacuating the next morning.
Even relatively successful presidents, like Bill Clinton, were largely unable to regain this position after it was lost.
A U.S. company is restarting the search for the wreckage of Malaysian Airlines flight 370 on a "no find, no fee" basis — 1,323 days after it was lost.
Now, 95 years after it was lost at sea, authorities announced Wednesday that the Conestoga's wreckage lies at the bottom of a marine sanctuary off the California coast near San Francisco.
It took a random discovery at a dump, an offhand remark from a neighbor and a chance visitor, but nearly half a century after it was lost, the medal will be returned to his relatives this weekend.
In recent years, researchers have increasingly worked toward conserving biodiversity in pristine ecosystems and even to re-instate biodiversity after it was lost due to anthropogenic impacts (Hendry et al. 2011; Matthews et al. 2013).
The company said the arrival of imports would render the plant profitable "overnight", a few years after it was losing around £100m a year.
That the infrastructure for producing oscillations is present is indicated by the fact that neonatal Cry‐null SCNs exhibit coherent oscillation for a period of up to 10 days after birth, whereupon it is lost (Ono et al., 2013).
If the second viral strain is able to grow to low levels only, or it is lost after a short transient period, superinfection may remain undetected with low-sensitivity population sequencing or infrequent sampling.
