The phrase "after this note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or instructions that will follow a specific note or message.
Example: "Please review the guidelines carefully after this note to ensure compliance with our policies."
Alternatives: "following this note" or "subsequent to this note".
After finding this note, I started to wonder about anxieties, limitations, and tensions that we carry within and wanted to present them in my works.
But Sullivan received a surprise during Allen's direct testimony, which included the following exchange: Q: Did you send Senator Stevens a bill or an invoice after you received this note from him?
(In late 1838, John had freed himself from his master, the congressman Samuel Tredwell Sawyer, father to Harriet's children, after leaving behind this note: "Sir – I have left you, not to return; when I have got settled, I will give you further satisfaction. No longer yours, JOHN S. JACOB").
After I sent this note via her website, I totally freaked out.
In this note, after giving a brief overview of the status of the two experiments, I will present results from ATLAS and CMS studies for the expected new physics reach with early LHC data.
All but two of the British residents and nationals who were detained at Guantánamo were sent there after Blair had written this note.
Recognizing that a government may be tempted to revise its policy design after innovations become available, this note shows how the performance of two policy instruments prices (uniform taxes) and quantities (tradeable pollution permits)—differ in such a setting.
In this note, after presenting the data for various steels in a single plot to get a global picture and discussing the dependence of the CV LE plot on the type of steel, the data for particular classes of steels (austenitic stainless steels (SSs), AISI 403 martensitic SS, A533B steel, 9Cr 1Mo steels, etc).
(After this brief note, I hope to return to it then).
