The phrase "after suitably" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest an action taken after something has been done appropriately, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project was completed after suitably addressing all concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "after appropriately" or "after properly".
The NLC remained within the colloidal range and it was uniformly dispersed after suitably gelled by carbopol preparation.
After suitably fierce combat, the semi-finals saw Alisa Galliamova (Russia) defeat Viktorija Cmilyte (Lithuania) while Xu Yuhua (China) beat Svetlana Matveeva (Russia).
SEM showed that NTZ-NS were rectangular in shape and still stably kept their particle size after suitably gelled by carbopol preparation.
The wind load computed as per IS: 4998(Part 1 -1992 (2003) was applied in the chimney as point loads at 10 m intervals along its height after suitably averaging the load above and below each section.
Instead, we will rely on 2BSDE theory to provide in Section "Good-deal hedging and valuation under combined uncertainty", under combined uncertainty about drifts and volatilities, a differential characterization of (robust) good-deal bounds and hedging strategies, after suitably defining the latter in such a typically non-dominated setup.
Finally, after a suitably self-punishing drive, we arrived.
It gives a rough idea of who is most likely to end up with the ball after a suitably large number of passes.
After a suitably macabre "Uranus," Mr. Lacombe incorporated an offbeat effect in "Neptune," using the American Boychoir in offstage passages originally intended for women's voices.
And after a suitably dramatic pause he started up again and pulled off, smiling at the little burst of what-if adrenaline.
They will only allow Aristide to return after a suitably pliant new government has been installed, to preside over the imminent reconstruction process.
Bailey thinks so, citing as evidence the moment he silenced a jobsworth shop assistant by producing – after a suitably manipulative pause – his receipt for a defective toaster.
