The phrase "after mitigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing risk management, environmental issues, or any situation where actions have been taken to reduce negative impacts.
Example: "The project's timeline will be adjusted after mitigation measures have been implemented."
Alternatives: "post-mitigation" or "following mitigation".
After mitigation techniques have been applied to candidate heat exchangers and the network is no longer constrained by pressure drop, a simple nonlinear optimisation based model is used, together with the new geometry of modified heat exchangers to apply heat transfer enhancement.
These duties represent democratic statements or mandates of 'acceptable' or 'optimal' risk after mitigation and express a rational trade-off between safety and risk6 (Hood & Rothstein 2001; Rothstein 2014).
where ALE b refers to the annual loss expectancy before mitigation, ALE a refers to the annual loss expectancy after mitigation, and Cost MA is the cost of the mitigation action.
Fig. 3 Drone photo of the deposition zone with reconstruction of run-out of the main event in 2012 and the recent event of May 2016 that occurred after mitigation measures for channelising the debris flow were installed Fig. 4 Lithological map of the landslide area.
A draft environmental report examining the project concluded that the proposed project would have no significant effects on air quality, soil or groundwater after mitigation.
The report declares a "less than significant" impact, after mitigation measures, when it comes to air quality, water, land use and traffic.
A third approach to the CO2 problem--after mitigation and conservation--is to deal with the consequences of doing nothing.
If further study confirms the reversibility of adverse consequences after well mitigation, this might mean that well interventions delivered to very young children could have a significant impact on reducing negative impact on intellectual function.
The goal of the software risk management process is to reduce the risk after mitigations to a minor level of concern.
Multipath templates are built to assess the performance of ambiguity resolution before and after multipath mitigation.
Effects may differ when noise changes rapidly, e.g. after noise mitigation interventions or with changes in road or airport configurations.
