The phrase "after rations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing provisions, supplies, or food distribution, often in military or survival scenarios.
Example: "The soldiers were instructed to conserve their energy after rations were distributed."
Alternatives: "post rations" or "following rations".
It was a chicken and noodle dish, one of the more sought-after rations because it came with Skittles.
But the day after rationing was imposed, Mr. Lehmuller said, those lines were largely gone.
Gatland was speaking after rationing himself to four changes after the defeat against England which left Wales playing for second place.
This claim is routinely lobbed by social media users who point to the family members of Alec Raeshawn Smith, Antavia Lee Worsham, Justin Lutgen and others who died after rationing analogues.
It tastes like British cuisine in the years after rationing, ie like nothing (oh come on, allow me one food metaphor).
The queen of "make do and mend" during the war years, Patten began to allow herself a little luxury in her cooking after rationing ended.
However, after the rations system broke down, these strict rules regarding jobs were broken.
Reflecting the progressive nature of Australian industrial and social policy of the era, this rate of pay was intended to be equal to that of the average worker (after including rations and accommodation) and higher than that of soldiers in the Militia.
Eleven fishermen missing since October, when a storm wrecked their two small boats in Berezovaya Bay, off Kamchatka in the Russian Far East, were rescued after surviving on rations in an abandoned military base, the Vesti 24 channel reported.
To determine the growth of switched fish, we used general linear mixed models (GLMMs) to compare the SGRs before and after the ration switches (the triweekly periods that were closest to before and after the switches, but excluding those periods in which the switch took place).
