The phrase "after lapse" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a period of time that has passed, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "After a lapse of several months, I finally decided to reach out."
Alternatives: "after a period" or "following a delay".
Author, Henry Collins Brown, who revived volume 10 years ago, after lapse of 50 years.
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After lapse of predefined time, the reactor was taken out of the bath and subsequently quenched to stop the reaction.
"This administration, perhaps because these people have never served in government before, perhaps because Trump's transition team decided not to pay for an ethics training about endorsing products and services, has made lapse after lapse after lapse," said Alex Howard, deputy director of the Sunlight Foundation (and a former HuffPost reporter).
And there were fewer vacant surface active sites that could be occupied by metal ions after lapse of time.
"No!" he eventually replied after lapsing into giggles.
After lapsing into a coma overnight, Joe DiMaggio revived this afternoon, moving his head and squeezing his doctor's hand.
Two days later, the patient, John McKenzie, was found dead in his Anaheim apartment after lapsing into a diabetic coma.
Gray, 25, died in hospital on 19 April, a week after lapsing into a coma from injuries sustained during his arrest and transportation in a police van.
Related themes come up in my work with scientists who have been referred to a formal remediation programme after lapses in research integrity.
