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The phrase "after the first batch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subsequent action or event that occurs following the completion of an initial group or set of items.
Example: "We will analyze the results after the first batch of tests is completed."
Alternatives: "following the initial batch" or "subsequent to the first batch".
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We were never offered more warm dinner rolls after the first batch was gone.
After the first batch was returned, a second room of remains was discovered by archaeologist Dr Cressida Fforde.
But hours after the first batch of released prisoners had arrived in the West Bank, the Gazans scheduled for release remained in the Ketziot prison.
Arnaldo, in fragile mental health, quit after the first batch of performances, leaving guitar-toting younger brother Sérgio to carry the banner single-handedly once more.
Brazil and the Netherlands also recalled their ambassadors after the first "batch" of foreign drug offenders were executed in January, but they returned after a few weeks.
But the biggest fight came after the first batch of rules went into effect, when Ms. Kaufman said she hoped the government might get tough on the doctors.
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After copulation the first batch of eggs, usually few in number, is laid.
After tasting the first batch, we decide it needs an additional two tablespoons of salt and eight more ounces of fat to make it into Slim Jim territory.
After distributing the first batch of the special issue to the Stuyvesant community in early October, Jeff, Ethan and I met with the Newspaper in Education team at The Times.
"We had a group of oil workers here recently who refilled their cask with peated spirit after finishing the first batch.
After recording the first batch of originals in 1990, focused his attention on parodies.
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