The phrase "after moderation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being discussed or evaluated following a process of moderation, such as in forums, discussions, or content review.
Example: "The comments will be published after moderation to ensure they meet our community guidelines."
Alternatives: "post-review" or "following approval".
As another example, they described a project from Greyson Chance where he invited his fans to submit various Twitpic images, which were then moderated and displayed in a gallery that updated in near-realtime (after moderation).
Four calls are broadcast on-air after moderation.
Where the individual assessors were unsure of which category value (0 to 5) to assign, agreement was reached after moderation between assessors.
Eligible questions and answers are stored in a searchable database for public use after moderation and anonymisation only if informed consent by the questioner is obtained.
Edits are submitted by users, and after a moderation process, they're added to Google Maps.
(I mean, read the TechCrunch comments on any given post for evidence of that. And that's after heavy moderation).
The company removed /r/Politics last summer after similar moderation issues, such as the banning of specific domains like the Huffington Post's.
At the same time they operate their own systems of community standards and content rules, which they enforce (typically imperfectly and inconsistently), via after-the-fact moderation.
Algernon (1602 68), the 10th earl, was opposed to the trial of Charles I and took no part in affairs under the Commonwealth and urged moderation after the Restoration.
During the first few months I did neither because I felt queasy if I did so, but I continued to do both in moderation after that.
After the Great Moderation and the Great Recession, there are several reasons why it will be years before any superlatives are attached to this recovery".
