The phrase "after these measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of actions or steps that follow certain measures or actions that have been taken.
Example: "After these measures, we expect to see a significant improvement in our performance metrics."
Alternatives: "following these actions" or "subsequent to these steps".
After these measures were still not producing enough progress, Fabius turned to "indabas" – by Zulu tradition, these are groups of elders convened to try to discuss disputes in communities.
Four days after these measures, his name Caesar, acquired through adoption in Julius's will, was supplemented by "Augustus," an appellation with an antique religious ring, believed to be linked etymologically with auctoritas and with the ancient practice of augury.
It found: a sole parent with two teenage children and no private income (who applies for social security after these measures take effect) would lose $96 per week an unemployed 22 year old living independently of their parents would forego $1,053 in income support while waiting a month for benefits, and then receive $51 per week less.
But what happens after these measures are exhausted?
The World Bank continued to criticise the level of corruption even after these measures had been implemented.
No other infections were observed after these measures.
Immediately after all these measures were passed, payouts plunged for lawsuits, settlements and other claims covered by insurance companies.
After all, these "measures" had been judged "necessary and expedient" by the president, so the least Congress could do was to take a look at them.
After applying these measures to generate a synthetic network, we searched for likely connections between Apc and Cdkn1a using both gene coexpression data and Gene Ontology association rules.
After controlling for these measures, however, an s.d.
After all of these measures were enforced, occupational CCHFV infection did not occur in IDCM.
