The phrase "after movements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or actions that occur following a series of movements, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "The dancers took a moment to rest after movements that required intense coordination and energy."
Alternatives: "following movements" or "subsequent to movements".
Applause usually erupted after movements, and at times during them, if the audience heard something it particularly liked.
When the concert rite emerged in its perfected form, circa 1950 — the ban on applauding after movements took hold only in the early twentieth century, almost certainly prompted by the passivity of home listening — it seemed to elevate and to stifle the music in equal measure.
The expected problems, such as short echo bursts after movements of the passengers, can be avoided by appropriate control schemes.
However, at other intersections after movements, the vehicle can communicate with APs, i.e., after moving entire traveling path the vehicle can receive more data than the case in which admission control is not used.
The changes in LFP signals prior, during, and after movements, and during sleep, show the complex relationship between brain rhythms and the physiological state in patients with PD.
The inflammation continued to persist (cell and flare grade 3+) and fundus could not be examined due to vitreous haze grade 3. Ultrasound of the right eye showed minimal retrolental vitreous opacity and the vitreous echoes showed rapid after movements.
On some trials one of the objects changed position after movement onset.
Basal ganglia activity remains elevated after movement in focal hand dystonia.
We Americans lust after movement: from town to town, from spouse to spouse, from religion to religion.
This technique takes advantage of the delayed nature of the BOLD signal and fits the falling portion of the signal after movement has stopped with a standard model.
The magnetic field data after movement correction at increased resolutions are shown in Fig. 4c.
