The phrase "after prescribing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical or therapeutic instructions, indicating actions taken following a prescription.
Example: "The patient reported feeling better after prescribing the new medication."
Alternatives: "following the prescription" or "subsequent to prescribing".
After prescribing antibiotics, Khan jovially said to him, "You'll be fine".
She emerged from an examining room after prescribing glasses to a 42-year-old Dominican man.
The Colorado Medical Board of Examiners faulted Dr. Lynne Fenton for incomplete record keeping after prescribing Vicodin, Xanax, Lorazepam and Ambien in the late 1990s, the station said.
After prescribing some medication and arranging a referral to a clinical psychologist, my GP indicated that she wanted me back for a follow-up soon.
In sum, our study suggests that for some disorders it may be appropriate for clinicians to recommend that patients try an inexpensive and safe placebo accompanied by careful monitoring before and after prescribing medication.
[ 45] The second used alerts to prompt physicians after prescribing a particular medication to consider alternative therapy.
After prescribed fires, % RPC was unaffected by TSF.
Soils (0 15 cm) were collected three times over 9 years; at experiment start (2007), one year after prescribed burns started (2009), and seven years later (2016).
However, we found that the extent and severity of riparian vegetation burned was substantially lower after prescribed fire compared to nearby wildfires.
Thirty-years was used as a cut-off, because silvicultural thinning regimes were soon after prescribed, which would have affected the availability of CWD.
After all, prescribing chemotherapy is an onerous responsibility, especially when one also has to confront the aftermath of the decision.
