The phrase "after round of interviews" is not entirely correct; it should be "after a round of interviews." You can use it when referring to the period following a series of job interviews.
Example: "We will make our final decision after a round of interviews with all candidates."
Alternatives: "following a series of interviews" or "after the interview process."
Even before they left Manchester late Tuesday night, Mr. Gore and Mr. Bradley sat for round after round of interviews with local television stations in states that have contests on March 7. LIKE it or not, the campaigns are already plotting how best to compete.
While a Google hire might have to endure round after round of interviews, a savvy company can pluck off a candidate at the manager level and below by hitting him with an offer and giving him or her just a few days to respond.
After you get your foot in the door of a company, going through round after round of interviews, it can feel awkward to demand a raise before you've even started the job.
It was a social occasion, a time to relax with fellow actors after the round of interviews on the red carpet, but McAvoy did a quick interview.
The ITV director of television was in an ebullient mood after a round of interviews to publicise the ITV1 relaunch next year.
After a round of interviews, all the "appointable" candidates will then meet the culture secretary, Sajid Javid, who is also a former Treasury minister and an ally of Osborne's.
After a round of interviews, all the "appointable" candidates will meet Javid, who will then choose a preferred candidate who will appear before the Commons culture, media and sport select committee.
After a round of interviews this week that followed the initial report about the accusations on Politico.com in which Mr. Cain gave conflicting accounts of the reported incidents and did not address them in detail, the candidate has sought to move past them.
One such portrait adorns the back of 19-year-old Kierran Horsfield, and after a round of interviews last year at the time of the inking, Kierran was back in the papers at the weekend to confirm he had absolutely no regrets.
After each round of interviews, the responses were reviewed and the PROs were modified accordingly.
After each round of interviews, iterative changes were made to the pamphlet based on feedback obtained from nurses.
