The phrase "after the prototype" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions, evaluations, or developments that occur following the creation or testing of a prototype.
Example: "We will analyze the feedback from users after the prototype is tested to make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "subsequent to the prototype" or "following the prototype".
After the prototype is approved, Watermark tunes its lathes and milling machines to make the actual parts.
The first Primus made after the prototype has already found an owner, a Hungarian-born collector in Switzerland.
Even after the prototype "kill vehicle" demolished a mock warhead 140 miles over the Pacific night, the three-star general who oversees missile defense testing warned that the program still had "a long road ahead".
A teenager is "stable and improving" in hospital after the prototype powerboat he was training in crashed and overturned in the Solent.
The two steps reduce the workload of modifying design scheme iteratively after the prototype had been manufactured, and eventually the design scheme is determined.
The drawback with testing is that it can be performed only after the prototype has been built and should design problems surface it would be difficult to redesign, as the design by then is finalized.
The phonetic inventory can be optimized after the prototyping phase is finished.
In future these issues will be studied and suitable optimizations performed after the prototyping and proof of concepts have been completed successfully.
That said, however, Mr. Tobin had pinwheels in his eyes after touring the prototype.
The Disney board approved the Imagination Park concept on Oct. 1 after touring the prototype and receiving hand-made books from Mr. Fielding that pitched the concept as "the best 30 minutes of a child's day".
After implementing the prototype, some tests with the prototype were performed to evaluate the proposed solution.
