The phrase "after reorganization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time or condition following a process of restructuring or reorganizing, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The company saw significant improvements in efficiency after reorganization."
Alternatives: "post-reorganization" or "following the reorganization".
It made a claim for that amount on US Airways' stock after reorganization.
Although United does not have a subsidiary comparable to Pinnacle, it could use its new shares after reorganization to help shore up its employee pension plans.
They all rest on structural asymmetries (with chains normal or not to the fold surface), either produced directly on crystallization, or after reorganization.
The temperature of melting of initial mesomorphic domains, after reorganization at elevated temperature, is identical to the temperature of melting of rather perfect lamellae, obtained by initial slow melt-crystallization, followed by annealing.
The Minerals Management Service, in particular, was unprepared to deal with the spill, and even after reorganization (and renaming as the Bureau of Offshore Energy Management) still lags far behind in the capabilities needed to address another accident, the report said.
Market value rose around one billion rubles after reorganization.
After reorganizations, H. P. Foods passed into the hands of the French Danone Group, which also makes Evian water, Dannon yogurt and Kronenbourg beer.
Excluding an after-tax reorganization charge of $261 million, the company earned $777 million, or 55 cents a share, down 3percentt from $799 million, or 58 cents a share, in the quarter a year earlier, which excluded a charge of $385 million for the reorganization.
Mr. Lobo became vice president of Czarnikow-Rionda & Company in 1967, after a reorganization of Olavarria after its bankruptcy in 1964, and left to start his own firm, Lobo-Kane in 1971.
Days after that reorganization, Morgan Stanley reported a horrendous trading loss.
