The phrase "after typesetting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the stage in the publishing process that occurs following the arrangement of text and images for printing or digital display.
Example: "The final proof will be sent to the author after typesetting is complete."
Alternatives: "post-typesetting" or "following typesetting".
After typesetting had begun, in Dijon, Joyce, in a kind of postscript ecstasy of creation, scribbled some ninety thousand additional words on the costly, repeatedly reset proofs, making a four-hundred-thousand-word volume, of which Sylvia managed to have two copies printed for his fortieth birthday, on February 2, 1922 one for him, one for her.
After typesetting had begun at Dijon, in a kind of postscript ecstasy of creation, Joyce scribbled some ninety thousand words more on the costly, repeatedly reset proofs, making a four-hundred-thousand word volume, of which Sylvia managed to have two copies printed for his birthday on February 2 , 1922— one for him, one for her.
"After changing my first business from photocopying, typesetting and selling stationeries to dairy farming, am now contemplating good milk production.
In 1989, Desktop Publishing by Design stated that "typesetting requires only one space after periods, question marks, exclamation points, and colons", and identified single sentence spacing as a typographic convention.
As an undergraduate at M.I.T., he plunged into the world of FM radio signals while typesetting a research paper for his father (on FM radio reception when signals arrive at different times after bouncing off various obstructions).
LaTeX, computer programming language used for typesetting technical documents.
Linotype, (trademark), typesetting machine by which characters are cast in type metal as a complete line rather than as individual characters as on the Monotype typesetting machine.
"This budget is not dead on arrival; it's dead before typesetting".
Virginia Woolf finds typesetting cathartic, and publishing the poems and short texts of other writers, inspiring.
"When you're typesetting, you usually have a point size to leading ratio," Fracareta says.
Lead was the principal component of the alloy used in hot metal typesetting.
