The phrase "after it settled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation or condition that has stabilized or reached a state of calmness following some initial disturbance or change.
Example: "The dust finally cleared, and we could see the landscape clearly after it settled."
Alternatives: "once it calmed down" or "after it stabilized".
Although 60 Minutes would rank in the Nielsen top 20 (including five seasons as number one) for more than 25 years after it settled into its Sunday night time slot in 1975, the other aforementioned innovative shows were off the air by 1974.
Clients withdrew an estimated 200 billion francs from UBS after the bank got a government rescue in October 2008 after huge losses on its U.S. mortgage business, and after it settled a U.S. investigation of tax evasion by some of its American clients, abetted by at least some UBS executives.
Clients withdrew an estimated 200 billion francs from UBS after the bank received a government rescue in October 2008 after huge losses on its United States mortgage business, and after it settled an investigation of suspected tax evasion by some of its American clients.
EMI made its licensing deal with Grooveshark only after it settled an earlier copyright infringement case.
On the same day Honda suffered a strike in a factory that makes its mufflers and exhaust parts, less than a week after it settled an earlier dispute by offering a 24% pay rise.
More than a year after it settled a sex-discrimination suit brought by two lawyers in its Armonk, N.Y., office, the law firm of Boies, Schiller & Flexner finds itself dealing with the case again.
The waxy covering is secreted by the insect after it settles on the plant where it will feed.
Soon after, it settles in and becomes a new baseline, and worse still it becomes leverage for her to get a higher paying job somewhere else.
The signal induces itself at close proximity and induces inhibitory signals at distant positions both while it is moving and after it settles.
The lead in air surrounding airports can be inhaled directly, or the lead may be ingested by children after it settles into soil or dust (U.S. EPA 2010).
After it settles check the smell.
