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The phrase "after turning off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an action that occurs following the deactivation of something, such as a device or system.
Example: "After turning off the lights, she felt a sense of calm in the dark room."
Alternatives: "once deactivated" or "after shutting down".
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Then I add the lids after turning off the heat.
After turning off a residential street, we entered an unlit corner of a favela.
Village officials say the group must leave and, after turning off the power on Friday, also threatened to turn off the water.
Driving into Park City, just after turning off Interstate 80, the park dominates the skyline on the mountainside to the right.
After turning off the news and eating a late dinner, I read, watched a movie, and went to bed — but it was impossible to put that child, or Marie's voice, out of my head.
Unfortunately, after turning off the lights and trying to doze off to the bucolic hum of the gas generator, I realize I have developed a bone spur on my left hip, which coincidentally is the hip I sleep on.
Belle, a worn-out wife and mother, pulls into the parking lot outside her physical therapist's office and sits frozen in one of "those strange moments of stark, silent, exhausted clarity that confront adults after turning off a car engine".
Fig. 2 illustrates the fault current path before and after turning off the IGBTs.
Then, they were allowed to cool down to room temperature naturally after turning off the heat.
After turning off the magnetic field, the microswimmer will gradually sink onto the substrate due to gravitational force.
The target voltage decay after turning off the power supply depends on the sheath impedance and the stray capacitance as well.
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