The phrase "after preserving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken following the preservation of something, such as food, documents, or data.
Example: "After preserving the fruits in jars, we can start making jam."
Alternatives: "following preservation" or "subsequent to preserving".
The 55-year-old, whose six-month contract expired on Sunday night, believed he deserved a new deal after preserving West Ham's Premier League status.
After preserving the tie in the field, Higginson won it for Detroit when he hit a 2-1 pitch from Mark Lukasiewicz (0-1) inthethe right-field stands for his fifth homer of the season.
He experienced it at the Crown Oil Arena on the final day of last season, shortly after preserving Rochdale's League One status with the winner against Charlton and surrounded by more than 5,000 jubilant supporters.
As shown in Figure 11, though targets are all recognized, the background is better suppressed and noise is reduced after preserving feature absorption bands on DSP.
In fact, the SPFH method tried to attenuate the effect of noise after preserving higher lags of noisy autocorrelation sequence by high-pass filtering, as in Eq. (7), and preserving spectral peaks, as in equation (9), i.e. similar to DAS.
After preserving the brain in formalin, a chemical fixative, and embedding it in wax for several months, they began to cut it using a knife called a microtome, which carves linked sections onto a conveyer belt like a deli slicer cutting turkey breast.
But then you want to go back and look after it — preserve it, but grow it".
Immediate quenching after heating preserves the partially transformed microstructure and allows direct observation of crystallite sizes and numbers.
Tucked away in a display cabinet in the Smithsonian, tattered and fragile after being preserved for thousands of years, are some of Socrates' original writings.
In addition, patients may experience severe side effects from Me2SO toxicity after cells preserved in this cryoprotectant are transplanted.
Enormous intellectual and physical labour, therefore, was devoted to preserving life after death.
