The phrase "after that update" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a point in time following a specific update, often in contexts related to technology, software, or information changes.
Example: "The system performed much better after that update, allowing for smoother operations."
Alternatives: "following that update" or "subsequent to that update".
All women were mailed a self-administered second questionnaire, on average 3.1 (s.d., 1.9) years after recruitment, that updated information on a range of measures, including new questions on diet, based on a food-frequency questionnaire, and intakes of various types of beverages.
Rubio ignored the fact that economist after economist has found that updating our immigration system would bring significant economic benefits.
The next few updates will focus on Pro, just to get that offering caught up, but after that, updates should arrive with improvements to both sides of the business.
She goes on to say that after the update goes out, Sprint users looking to do a bit of globetrotting can use an included microSIM to roam internationally, albeit with Sprint's added roaming costs.
After that we evaluate the update operations with respect to another property which has been investigated extensively in the literature, viz.
Even after announcing that the update would be available this week on its Facebook page, Motorola won't be dishing out the much-anticipated Android 2.1.
After that one update has passed (updates are one minute past every hour from 10AM to 5PM) return to your factory and fire all your workers.
After that it could be updated every five years, for an annual cost of – at a "guess" - $5m, said Stuart, little more than is spent on the red list by global governments.
That's just the goodbyes though — GOP strategist Martin Eisenstadt, invited to join the McCain camp, wrote on his blog that both McCain and Cindy attended the after-party (Update: That has been disputed by two sources in attendance).
