The phrase "after the first amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events, changes, or implications that occur following the ratification of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.
Example: "The debate over free speech intensified significantly after the first amendment was enacted."
Alternatives: "subsequent to the first amendment" or "following the first amendment".
It is a surprise to many that the court's first free speech decisions didn't come until 1919, 128 years after the First Amendment was adopted.
After the first amendment application, no groundwater P was detected.
A second amendment application occurred 3 years after the first amendment, consisting of a larger TPP (102 kg) and urea N (9.5 kg) amendment spike diluted in 4500 L of water.
The day after the First Amendment's passage, Congress proclaimed a national day of prayer and thanksgiving.
Two hundred years after the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights guaranteed freedom of speech, it continues to be our most cherished value.
He was sentenced to one year in jail but, after quoting the First Amendment, successfully appealed the decision after spending four days behind bars.
After all, the First Amendment is what saved him from liability when he was sued for inciting violence against protesters at a 2016 campaign rally in Louisville.
It is, after all, the First Amendment that guarantees that all Americans can worship as they see fit, without intimidation from the government.
After discovering the First Amendment in my constitutional law class, I started to question where the FBI got the authority to gather information and keep dossiers on individuals like me for doing nothing more than exercising our constitutional rights.
This exemption dated at least from 1777, and had been reaffirmed immediately before and after ratification of the First Amendment.
It probably started in the United States, in the mid-nineteenth century, long after the Founders wrote the First Amendment.
