The phrase "after the table of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content that follows a table, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The results can be found after the table of contents in the report."
Alternatives: "following the table of" or "subsequent to the table of".
No, after the table of contents, a "Foreword" offers the anonymously written words, "The divided crusaders of the East and West thought themselves safe in their jets as they cowardly bombarded the Muslims of the Khilāfah [caliphate]….
I have to know when each order will be in the kitchen, and how long that leaves me to clean up after the table of eight in the corner, all while understanding that table 44 wants to pay now, and if they do a runner it'll be my wages it comes out of.
It is divided into sections as follows, starting immediately after the Table of Contents with no preamble : There are no illustrations.
The "Table of Authorities," also referred to as the "Table of Cases," usually appears after the table of contents.
Now, go to the very first page after the Table of Contents, and write 'Achievements' in the top margin of the paper.
"I was delighted when he agreed to renew his contract last year and had encouraged him to apply for the new, expanded and redesigned head coach role that the CA board approved last month after the tabling of the Australian Team Performance Review.
"You'll see in Kazaa and other file-swapping sites row after row in the table of contents: 'Harry Potter,'X-Menen,'Spider-Manan,' " he said.
In contrast, TurboTax automatically takes you back to the table of contents after each income section.
At an early rehearsal in September, nervous laughter broke out when Jesus (after destroying the tables of the merchants in the temple) says his first words in the play: "What do I see here?
After the exhausting table of contents comes a preamble, which is only fitting for a document that promises 10 years of domestic tranquility.
After a 12-game regular season, the tables of probability have produced two deserving contenders.
