The phrase "after the transcript of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that occurs subsequent to or is based on a transcript of a conversation, meeting, or other recorded dialogue.
Example: "The analysis was conducted after the transcript of the meeting was reviewed."
Alternatives: "following the transcript of" or "subsequent to the transcript of".
After reading the transcript of Senator Hatch's comments and the Supreme Court's opinion in the wheat case, Mr. Jeffrey shared the senator's concerns.
Today the Sun is embroiled in a new row with Downing Street after publishing the transcript of a phone call Brown made to Jacqui Janes, the mother of a British soldier who died in Afghanistan last month, trying to placate her over his handwritten letter of condolence that misspelt her name.
Trump said that after reading the transcript of Sterling's argument, he could tell that "[the girlfriend] led him along" and was "baiting him" to say those things, seeming to ignore Sterlings long history of racism.
The patients' CCQ scores were compared with those of the treating clinician, and with mean scores from 5 clinicians from a pool of 20 who scored the CCQ after reading the transcript of the in-depth interviews only.
So, after the transcripts of the interviews and the focus groups are read, they will be coded and analysed using software for qualitative analysis (Atlas.ti, version 7.0).
After the Sun published the transcript of the cockpit recording yesterday, the US agreed for the video to be used in the Oxfordshire coroner's inquest being conducted into L/Cpl Hull's death.
Barack Obama's upcoming turn at the podium after claiming to have seen the transcript of his routine. .
For transcript profiling, plant samples were harvested at 12, 24 and 48 h after initiation of stress, as the transcript of transporter genes is reported to show early induction (Kader et al. 2006) when compared with biochemical and physiological responses.
Less than a week after the election, a judge released the transcript of DesJarlais' 2001 divorce proceedings, which confirmed that he had not only had one affair, but conducted multiple extramarital relationships with coworkers and patients.
After reviewing the transcripts of the depositions, Karlan will decide which parts can be made public.
