The phrase "after restored" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a sequence of events, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The system will function normally after it is restored."
Alternatives: "once restored" or "following restoration".
CSEI decreased generally with natural restoration age and gradually leveled off after restored for 25 years.
Although Berlin was a flashpoint between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the city declined in national and international significance until 1989 90, when a popular and peaceful uprising toppled the East German government and soon after restored a united Berlin as the capital of a reunified Germany.
Only after restored spinal stability did his response to antibiotic therapy improve, with improvement in pain and functional activities, which prevented neurological deficits.
Based on this analysis, we proposed that some nearly E W striking joints (after restored to the horizontal) formed during the Early Cretaceous (~100 Ma), although the Cenozoic (~60 Ma and onward) has been another important period for the formation of joints.
After restoring order to Bulgaria (1857), he spent six months' study leave in Europe.
But after restoring order, one priority should be to repair the image of London globally.
After restoring many people to health, he himself fell ill with smallpox.
He married and became a senator, but in 1721 he left after restoring his wife's dowry.
After restoring order in Zululand, he moved on to the Transvaal, where he discouraged rebellion among the Boers.
The conservative government of Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski easily survived a vote on dissolving Parliament, a day after restoring a coalition with a small leftist party.
Fallok, a sexagenarian, falls hard for the svelte cowgirl too, and after restoring her to the land of the (barely) living decides to keep her for himself.
