The phrase "after the collaborative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time or event that occurs following a collaborative effort or project.
Example: "We will review the outcomes after the collaborative to assess our progress and next steps."
Alternatives: "following the collaboration" or "subsequent to the collaborative".
Alternatively, if the ratings form is completed by reviewers after the collaborative process, how have the authors accounted for the potential confounding effect of the collaboration?
Observed increases in breast milk feeding and decreases in necrotizing enterocolitis persisted for 6 months after the collaborative ended.
Philip Roth has written an open letter to Wikipedia after the collaborative online encyclopaedia refused to accept him as a credible source for the inspiration behind his own novel, The Human Stain.
As is shown in Figure 8, after the collaborative reallocation of the power budgets among member femtocells in a VC, the total aggregate interference is reduced compared to the non-collaborative way, where each FAP has equal and fixed power budget.
However the radiologist did not feel more confident after the collaborative meeting.
The other two topics were requested directly by innovators after the collaborative meeting.
As of March 2013, 15 months after starting the collaborative all three units had achieved at some stage >100 days without a CLAB episode and one unit, CICU has not had a CLAB event since February 2012.
After he started the collaborative social media art series #SisiWarCrimes, TV presenter Osama Kamal claimed on air that Ganzeer had been recruited by the Muslim Brotherhood, which the regime had designated as a banned terrorist organization.
After discussion within the collaborative group, it was agreed that permission to contact women discharged from the hospital without a surviving child would not be requested.
She is, after all, familiar with the collaborative process: seek data, refine data, question data, argue data, come to some sort of consensus.
Eighteen to 24 months after the end of the collaborative, some sites maintained or further increased their gains, while others trended back toward baseline.
