The phrase "after through" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate prepositions that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "We will meet after we go through the documents."
Alternatives: "following" or "subsequent to".
But here were these kids...all of whom lost their parents, all of whom would sleep in a tent that night and for countless nights after, through the heat, the rain, or the thunder and lightning.
Liverpool equalised nine minutes after, through a Gary McAllister free-kick, which was not cleared properly by Arsenal; Michael Owen "waited for the loose ball to come down before drilling a rebound into Seaman's bottom right corner".
Answers were recorded in 2002 and every two years after through 2008.
The committee, however, soon began to press for a more vigorous policy, and Bonomi resigned on November 26 , 1944 only to be reinstated shortly after through the intervention of the British government.
Instead, the shock of a high-profile divorce is that these are the people who, more than anyone, have promoted the myth of happily ever after, through their work and, often, through interviews and romantic photo opportunities.
The book, "Imperial Hubris: Why the West Is Losing the War on Terrorism," is to be released Aug. 1 by Brassey's, and is the second book by the author, after "Through Our Enemies' Eyes".
Or that Jack (of the beanstalk fame) finds his happily-ever-after through breaking and entering, stealing someone's valuables and then murdering them.
Suppose that the output of the received signal after passing through is and the output of the received signal after passing through is, then is obtained as (32).
Enter the museum after passing a through security screening.
After the call, follow through!
After several run-throughs, everybody put on headphones.
