The phrase "after optimised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing actions or results that occur following the optimization of a process, system, or product.
Example: "The performance metrics improved significantly after optimised adjustments were made to the software."
Alternatives: "after improved" or "after enhanced".
After the optimised sampling process previously described, a sample of three articles was configured per decade, which we understood to act as an exploratory sample.
After the optimised component was produced, metrological and mechanical tests were performed in order to validate the final design and the computer analysis.
After optimisation, cells were incubated in the dark with gentle rocking for fifteen minutes with the optimised Laurdan concentration to allow incorporation of the probe.
Whereas in HCl, the optimised interphase consists of 0.7 parts InCl and 0.3 parts In(PO3 3, phosphates are absent after optimisation in V2+/3+ and more indium oxide is found.
Our findings are similar to those of Randleman et al. 3 In a retrospective study comparing 272 refraction-matched eyes that had undergone MMC-PRK or LASIK, they found significantly better results in surface-ablation eyes 3 months after wavefront-optimised surgeries.
After generating an optimised task execution sequence, a path planning algorithm based upon fast marching square (FMS) is utilised to calculate the trajectories.
Ion source parameters were optimised after setting the final mobile phase composition.
The UK's health burden from nitrogen dioxide is estimated as 23,000 deaths annually, but we now learn that exhaust clean-up on most diesel cars made after 2009 is only optimised for driving on warm, sunny days.
Experimental results showed a reduction of surface roughness from 10.2 μm to 2.4 μm after laser polishing with optimised parameters.
