The phrase "after profound" is not complete on its own and lacks context, but it can be correct and usable in written English when followed by appropriate words.
You can use it in contexts where you want to indicate a sequence or consequence following something profound, such as a thought, experience, or realization.
Example: "After profound reflection, she decided to change her career path."
Alternatives: "following deep" or "subsequent to significant".
Now, Alzheimer's can be proved only at autopsy, although some tests can diagnose the disease to a high degree of accuracy after profound symptoms have appeared.
He also prays a lot, and makes decisions only after profound reflection.
After profound analysis, it was analyzed and optimized based on the observations from its binding pose orientation.
Six of the deaf animals comprised the GM1 group, which received daily injections of GM1 ganglioside (30 mg/kg) for 28 38 days during the period after profound deafness was confirmed, and prior to receiving a cochlear implant.
Cultural integration is a critical ingredient in immigrants' success: only after profound grasp of the culture are people free to act and succeed.
Taken together, it is possible that a switch from pro-inflammatory transcription factors to homeobox transcription factors enables a metabolically favorable remodeling of adipose tissue after profound fat loss.
Courtesy, Colombian Embassy Then, just 48 hours after that profound meeting, on June 23rd, after 70 years of war, the Government of Colombia and its largest guerrilla announced a definite, bilateral cease-fire.
For art to be reborn after the profound horrors of World War II the canvas had to be tortured.
However, for a Republican Party that's still trying to rebuild credibility after the profound repudiation it received in 2006 and 2008, campaigning on platitudes and ideological cliches is ultimately more dangerous than taking the plunge into substance.
There are, after all, profound differences between the two parties when it comes to their views on budget priorities, on the relationship between taxes and economic growth, on the welfare state, and on the proper scope and scale of government.
Aside from the jarring and rather bloody, suicide in the pilot, "Huff" is not about a whole lot, except the stuff that people go through after something profound happens to them.
