The phrase "after the first screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a point in a process or sequence that occurs following the initial display or interface in a digital context.
Example: "Once you complete the setup, you will see additional options after the first screen."
Alternatives: "following the initial screen" or "subsequent to the first screen".
As stated earlier, some subjects drop out after the first screen.
After the first screen with fluorescence microscopy, the precise localization and cellular composition of the clusters was determined.
Let Y represent the observed data and Z missing data or latent variables (in our case, Z represents subjects who dropped out after the first screen).
After the first screen based on title search, only evidently irrelevant publications (a total of 1991 items) were excluded, and in many cases the publication failed to meet two or more selection criteria.
If there are W dropouts after the first screen, these subjects could have been in three possible states, normal, asymptomatic phase or symptomatic phase, with respective numbers, W1, W2, and W3, between the first screen and second screen.
The process of repeat screening will overcome the problem of poor adherence to prenatal care and also captures women who may not have seroconverted at the time of the first test and women who contract the virus after the first screen.
After directing the first screen version of Billy Budd, with Don Murray in the lead role, Mulligan moved back into cinema.
And the girl whose role I was playing killed herself after the first screening.
The Fox Searchilght purchase of "Little Miss Sunshine" was concluded at dawn after the first screening.
"'European films' are really bad," he told the press after the first screening of his new comedy Ma Loute (Slack Bay).
It was not well received: another young director, Curtis Harrington, recalled seeing Stanley in tears after the first screening.
