The phrase "after redemption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or actions that occur following a process of redemption, whether in a financial, moral, or narrative sense.
Example: "The community began to heal after redemption was achieved through collective efforts and understanding."
Alternatives: "post-redemption" or "following redemption".
Application of expiration date provisions after redemption of certificate or card.
But Mr. Johnson's narrative is aimed principally at the appearance of an entirely fictional character, Chaym Smith, a global wanderer and striver after redemption who bears an uncanny physical resemblance to King.
His death, apparently at the hands of a rent boy, was the outcome, Calvino wrote to the poet Andrea Zanzotto, of a "D'Annunzian" hankering after redemption through violence: "Pasolini was the ideologiser of eros and the eroticiser of ideology," he concluded.
Net new issuance, after redemptions, could be almost zero, the bank's analysts said in a recent report.
If there is money remaining after redemptions, Mr. Frank said he would transfer the donations "to other candidates who share my perspective".
The largest prevalence was found after redemptions of more than one type of SSRI in the exposure window, and simultaneous use of different SSRIs or change in type of SSRI during early pregnancy might be problematic.
…a gift of after-life redemption… for you….
What he's really after is redemption, a chance to salve the wounds, a wonderful impulse in life that doesn't always make for credible drama.
4) Assuming that hell can be evacuated, does it remain fluid, ie. can one fall from grace after final redemption in the new heavens and new earth thus starting the whole stinking process of sin/redemption over again?
He also said he expected interest rates in South Korea to fall below 10percentt in the second half of this year, after the redemption early next month of bonds issued by the ailing Daewoo Group.
After coupon redemption dropped for three straight years, the recession induced consumers to clip and click for savings again as redemption soared 27 percent in 2009, the second-highest annual growth ever recorded.
