The phrase "after the first phase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a subsequent stage or step that follows an initial phase in a process or project.
Example: "After the first phase of the project is completed, we will evaluate the results and plan the next steps."
Alternatives: "following the initial phase" or "subsequent to the first phase".
He arrived here in 1985, shortly after the first phase was completed, with a young child.
"We don't do empire," Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld declared memorably after the first phase of the war.
The development was not entirely unexpected after the first phase of the civil trial in New Orleans.
However, a superb clear round on Arko III, with only one time fault, left him well placed after the first phase of showjumping qualifying.
Mr. Lifton said he expected the studio to turn out seven feature films "within the first year of operation" after the first phase of construction was completed.
The N.A.S.D. will own 51percentt of Nasdaq after the first phase of the deal and 22percentt when the second phase is completed.
"Of course there are problems now - the main one seems to be a lack of planning about what we were going to do after the first phase.
Nigeria's president, Goodluck Jonathan, and his rival Muhammadu Buhari were running neck and neck on Monday after the first phase of results in an eagerly watched general election.
So imagine if they won the Euros …" Back in the northern end of Newry Holmes and Brown differ over their team's chances of staying in the tournament after the first phase of matches.
The second phase, 150 more homes -- ranging from studio apartments to four-bedroom town houses -- should follow 18 months after the first phase begins, said Greg Russo, the company's vice president.
His removal came during the annual Cardinal's Appeal, which was extended by several weeks to the end of the month, after the first phase, aimed at larger donors, took longer than expected, Mr. Zwilling said.
