The phrase "after reports which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to subsequent actions or statements that follow certain reports.
Example: "After reports which indicated a rise in sales, the company decided to expand its operations."
Alternatives: "following reports that" or "subsequent to reports which".
The TSA assessment comes a week after the airport's own after-action report, which identified poor communication and coordination among agencies as key failures that contributed to a chaotic evacuation and delays reaching victims.
The TSA assessment comes a week after the airport's own after-action report, which identified poor communication and coordination among agencies as key failures that contributed to a chaotic evacuation and delays reaching victims.
In the apology published by KCNA, Short reportedly writes that he travelled to North Korea to distribute Bible tracts after seeing news reports which said there was no religious freedom in the country.
On 30 June 2014, the trial resumed after the evaluation reports which said Pistorius could be held criminally responsible.
He claims that Mr Kerry fabricated the hostile fire in an after-action report which became the basis of Mr Kerry's and his own Bronze Stars.
According to former Obama Administration officials, the C.I.A.'s Counterterrorism Center, which oversees the agency's drone operations, generates an after-action report, which includes an assessment of whether there was collateral damage.
After being shown news reports which indicated this was untrue, a spokesperson declined to comment.
However, prices eased on Friday after Saudi official denied the reports, which started in Iran.
Shares of Juniper soared after the report, which came out after regular trading.
After the report, which was not confirmed by other news organizations, the Justice Department opened an investigation.
