The phrase "after observation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being done or concluded following a period of watching or monitoring a situation.
Example: "After observation, we concluded that the new procedure was effective in reducing errors."
Alternatives: "following observation" or "upon observation".
MODB was initially created to store and organize MOs and their corresponding observed phenotypes that were recorded after observation from records in their lab notebooks.
In real-time applications online solutions capable of separating the signals as they are observed are required in contrast to separating the signals offline after observation.
After observation, the doctors offered perspectives on calibrating them to specific detainees' resilience.
After observation of the vasospasm, trapidil was locally applied in increasing concentrations (10−5 10−4 M).
Seventy-two normal subjects (12 groups) performed a simple finger sequence at different intervals after observation of videos of either landscapes or finger opposition movements.
With knowledge of the upcoming task, such changes occurred at all observation execution intervals, while without instructions, changes took place only when SPMs were performed immediately after observation.
This study examined HCWs' explanations of noncompliance in "real time" (immediately after observation), using a behavioral theory framework, to inform future intervention design.
In randomized controlled clinical trials (RCT) in oncology, the switch from reference treatment arm to another randomization arm after observation of the primary endpoint is sometimes considered.
To determine the visual and survival outcomes for patients undergoing plaque radiotherapy of suspected small choroidal melanomas after observation for growth in a pilot study.
He was given a battery of tests Sunday, and after observation overnight by a team of cardiologists he was given a coronary catheterization Monday morning, the presidential Élysée Palace said in a statement.
After observation here and elsewhere of his undue reliance on the intensifier, he clapped his hand over his mouth — figuratively speaking — and has literally, if not radically, reduced its usage.
