The phrase "after provisioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, particularly in reference to the process of preparing and equipping a system or service for use.
Example: "The system will automatically update the settings after provisioning is complete."
Alternatives: "following setup" or "post-provisioning".
"As of Sept. 30, after provisioning for the Lehman exposure, we are still ahead more than 6percentt for the year-to-date; the Lehman exposure is very small for us," a spokesman said in a statement.
After provisioning of resources the workloads are submitted to the resource scheduler.
A French captain named Lazare Picault christened Mahe, the largest island of the 115-island archipelago, "Ile d'Abondance" after provisioning his boat with 300 giant tortoises and 600 coconuts.
She was placed under the command of Captain Horatio Nelson, and after provisioning joined the fleet lying at anchor at the Nore.
He would take Fram round Cape Horn to the Pacific; after provisioning in San Francisco the ship would continue northwards, through the Bering Strait to Point Barrow.
Adults stay in the nest for either only a short period and leave straight after provisioning or remain there throughout the night, probably depending on the environmental conditions, especially food availability.
L. 103 325 inserted "or section 301(f)(1) of title 31" after "provisions of section 481 of this title".
For Capital One, which charges her 28percentt interest on her credit card, net interest income, after provisions for loan losses, has risen a compounded 25percentt a year since 2002.
Dexia agreed in August to provide $300 million to the unit after provisions tied to the subprime crisis led to a loss at the unit.
Christopher Cox, a California Republican and outspoken critic of China, endorsed the measure after provisions in the human rights commission were strengthened.
RBS, however, is set to report a £6bn plunge into the red after provisions for possible fines – its ninth consecutive year of losses.
