The phrase "after off-loading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or data processing, indicating the time or action that follows the unloading of goods or data.
Example: "After off-loading the cargo, the team began to inspect the contents for any damage."
Alternatives: "following unloading" or "post off-loading".
Boyd's injury leaves Bennett with a dilemma after off-loading fullbacks Josh Hoffman and Ben Barba to make room in the salary cap.
Crisis-hit Fiat agreed to sell most of its customer financing arm hours after off-loading its stake in General Motors.
High plasma RANKL and OPG levels at diagnosis of Charcot suggest that there is high bone remodeling activity before gradually normalizing after off-loading treatment.
After off-loading their cargo, they sailed for Lingga Island, near Singapore, on 20 November.
After all, off-loading has been around for at least 60 years to my knowledge.
The New Zealander kicked another penalty after the break and, although Care's sweet grubber kick to the corner after some inventive off-loading just evaded Brown and Ugo Monye, referee Wayne Barnes called play back for an earlier offside and Evans obliged with the boot once more to make it 20-13.
A total of 126 mothers with their 247 preschool children from Bukoba village (Mayuge District, Uganda) were examined with half of these mothers given a GPS-data logger to walk home with, returning the unit the same day for data off-loading, after which, households were assigned GPS coordinates.
England are likely to revert to their fast-paced off-loading game after the muddy arm-wrestle in Dublin last time out.
For both groups, changing from the Normal to the Off-Loading posture significantly increased total load on the backrest (TLBACK).
Rory Lamont made a searing break after two minutes, side-stepping three tackles before off-loading to Richie Vernon.
Did someone ask if the quick, pugilistic Sonny Bill might one day operate as a flanker after his all-purpose days as a running, brilliantly off-loading back?
