The phrase "after postage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing costs or actions that occur following the payment or application of postage for mailing items.
Example: "The total cost of the package will be calculated after postage is added."
Alternatives: "postage included" or "after shipping costs".
The subjects are requested to wear the accelerometer for seven consecutive days, preferably starting the day after the fitness assessments, and return the questionnaires and accelerometer by mail (pre-paid postage) after this week.
Stamps.com stmp rose 3.9% after the online postage provider said it will buy closely held iShip.com.
After all, that postage stamp-size video kind of jerks along, and on a small 15 or 17 inch monitor, it almost looks like it might be acceptable.
Eric's wife, Lara Yunaska, opened the envelope, sent with a Massachusetts postage, after it was delivered to their Manhattan apartment at Trump Parc [sic] East near Central Park.
Then again, after cutting back on postage and photocopying expenses, after taking on 100 cases a year ("I'm a machine"), after putting home improvements and the purchase of a new car on hold, he isn't sure what his alternatives are.
Andrew Johnston made bogey at the Postage Stamp after finding one of the bunkers on the right of the green and made his way to the 9th, low-fiving the crowd on either side of the walkway as he climbed the approach to the tee and keeping his spirits up, but the Englishman knew his moment had slipped away.
In their journals, students respond to the following prompt (written on the board prior to class): "What events, scenes, objects and/or people are depicted on your postage stamp?" After a few minutes, have students share their responses and write them on the board.
They actually lose money on postage sales after credit card charges, but they felt is was important service to offer.
But the worst thing was the fear, the fear of deportation". Ms Benatar's mother was one of those granted papers by the Spanish embassy after she brandished a postage stamp from Madrid, where Eva's grandmother had fled before the Nazi invasion.
Chief among the collection's rarities are what experts call the "postmasters' provisionals," a group of stamps printed from 1845 to 1847 by local postmasters as a stopgap measure after Congress authorized new national postage rates but before the government began printing stamps.
