The phrase "after it was constructed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time period or events that occurred following the completion of a construction project.
Example: "The building was opened to the public after it was constructed, showcasing its modern design."
Alternatives: "once it was built" or "following its construction".
This was the first meet held in the bubble, which collapsed soon after it was constructed a year ago.
The IHRC's flagship project, the Caracol industrial park near Cap Haïtien, drew criticism after it was constructed in an isolated area of farmland far from major labour markets, and has to date created one-fifth the projected number of jobs.
Soon after it was constructed, thousands of wasps began building nests around the GreenHouse.
The original intention was to "twin" this two lane section shortly after it was constructed in the 1970s.
Earlier this year, a 30-story Chinese hotel reportedly broke a world record after it was constructed in only fifteen days.
As part of his administrative work he became the first warden of Lydford Castle after it was constructed in the 1190s.
This would help determine whether the data they gathered has medical importance or not, rather than relying on testing SHIP after it is constructed.
If rule ⊃I is followed by ⊃E, there is a non-normality that is removed by a detour conversion: a derivation of B (and what follows after it) is constructed by taking the derivation of the minor premiss A of the elimination rule and the derivation of B from the assumption A in the introduction.
Many cover sheets will also include a drawing of the finished product, showing you what the house will look like after it is constructed and landscaped.
It was constructed after AD 139 and extended for 60 km.
However, as it was constructed after the Liver Building and Port of Liverpool Building on either side of it, space limitations meant that the east (landward) side was actually built 30 foot wider than the west.
