The phrase "after leg" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a specific context related to anatomy or a sequence of actions, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The athlete felt pain after leg exercises, prompting him to seek medical advice."
Alternatives: "following leg" or "post leg".
He died after leg surgery.
Lewis was being swept aside as Taylor, right, won leg after leg to race to a 4-0 lead.
DEFIANCE, Ohio — James Waltimire, a police officer on unpaid medical leave, has been going to the hospital in this small city twice a week for physical therapy after leg surgery, all of it paid for by Medicaid.
With an initial section completed in 1877, the museum was meant to expand like a flat Tinkertoy, leg after leg forming a giant network and filling up Manhattan Square.
Julien Alberto Ramon, a marine who died two years ago in Iraq, said she cannot bend or kneel easily and needs frequent rests after leg surgery four years ago.
The 2016 Dowling Prize was awarded to Ned Lu for his thesis "Locomotor plasticity in Drosophila melanogaster: A role for proprioception in acute response to injury". In his thesis, Ned examined the role of proprioception (that is, sensory feedback about limb position) in the recovery of locomotion after leg amputation.
It's taken architecture a long time to catch up with music and fashion but it finally feels as though New Rave has reached the drawing board, a decade after leg-warmers and glowsticks returned to the dance floor.
French troops found the grave, measuring about 100 feet by 6 feet, after legs were seen protruding from the ground near Monoko Zohi.
He was not wearing a helmet when he was struck by the bail after leg-spinner Imran Tahir bowled Somerset's Gemaal Hussain.
Boucher, on his fourth tour of England, was injured standing up to the stumps when a bail hit him in the eye after leg-spinner Imran Tahir bowled Gemaal Hussain.
Mark Buckingham had an 11-second lead after legs by Vicky Holland, Gordon Benson and Non Stanford but was caught by France's Vincent Luis in the run.
