The phrase "after reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something will occur or be considered following a specific reference point or source.
Example: "The report will be revised after reference to the latest data provided by the research team."
Alternatives: "following the reference" or "subsequent to the reference".
L. 89 117, § 1108(d)(1), struck out reference to section 1715a of this title after reference to section 1709 of this title in first sentence.
In their petition, after reference to the provisions of the law of 1906 and their history, they allege that the Secretary of the Interior has refused to pay them certain income due them under the statute as parents of these minors, and has imposed on payment thereof conditions and limitations unauthorized by the act and beyond his power to impose.
In a typical control system, after reference input move through the control elements and reach the end of the circuit, the final signal is evaluated by feed back elements and send it back to the summation point to provide feed back.
Immediately after reference pricing was implemented, the level of the daily cost dropped substantially (Figure 1a).
Stability is regained by introducing a refractory period of duration after reference instant [7].
Twenty-four hours ECG and BP monitoring were performed after reference electrocardiogram.
Newly minted university graduates who have landed coveted jobs on Wall Street may have impressive résumés and sought-after references.
At oral argument, the parties were unable to resolve this dispute, even after referencing numerous provisions and charts contained within the ICC Rules.
After referencing the nearly 65-year history of prime-time programming, he said: "Our ecosystem spreads more than $20 billion around the broadcast networks.
"This debate will be settled on the gridiron," one of the ads says, after referencing the verbal battle that will be taking place on a stage in Boca Raton, Fla.
9 August – Trump: 'second amendment people' could stop Clinton At a rally in North Carolina, after referencing Clinton's picking of supreme court judges, Trump hints at Clinton's assassination.
