The phrase "after this exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events, specifically referring to something that will happen following the completion of an exercise.
Example: "Please submit your answers after this exercise is completed."
Alternatives: "following this exercise" or "subsequent to this exercise".
The four or five clear unique selling points/competitive advantages should be clear after this exercise.
After this exercise the group (or breakout groups) fleshes out the initial possibilities.
After this exercise, would they include themselves in that group or not?
After this exercise, each student wrote a letter to their difficult person as an experiment in emotional bridge building.
Before and after this exercise, participants rated their well-being, including their current levels of positive and negative emotions, self-esteem, optimism, self-efficacy (ability to overcome challenges), and sense of meaning in life.
We now had successfully recast the speed of light in terms of more palpable numbers and units: "light travels from Berkeley to Los Angeles ~475 times a second". After this exercise, students shared with me that they were better able to grasp the fact that light takes 8.31 minutes to travel from the Sun to the Earth.
After all this exercise, sustenance is again required.
But after completing this exercise, her true career passion was undeniable.
After completing this exercise, explain to students that The New York Times is addressing class issues with a series of articles titled Class Matters.
One item was deleted ("After doing this exercise, I'm satisfied no matter what my performance is") for both aerobic and strength exercises, as reliability analysis showed low-scale reliability when this item was added to the intrinsic motivation construct.
The more ideal tax system that we're after in this exercise would provide a lower rate, but just as importantly, ensure that all corporations, regardless of industry, would pay close to the same rate.
