The phrase "after veteran" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events, experiences, or actions that occur following a veteran's service or involvement.
Example: "The community organized a celebration after veteran recognition day to honor their contributions."
Alternatives: "following veteran" or "post-veteran".
Roads are named after veteran astronauts and even the area's telephone dialling code, 321, reflects the final seconds of the countdown to a launch.
Sources say Seven is almost certainly the chosen network after veteran broadcaster Mike Willesee suddenly appeared at Bali's Kerobokan prison with members of the Corby family.
Their comments come a day after veteran presenter Judy Finnigan came under fire for saying that Evans should be allowed to return to his previous job because he had "served his time" and the rape was "not violent".
The 49ers were in trouble early and still trailed the Giants 13-6 in the third quarter when Hayne was brought in to play running back after veteran Reggie Bush aggravated a calf injury.
Labour's Opposition Day motion was defeated by a majority of 22, but the Government faces the prospect of a Tory rebellion after veteran poverty campaigner Frank Field was granted a Commons debate on his proposals to introduce safeguards, which will be held on October 29.
Porto established control early on through Brahimi's finish, after veteran Argentine defender Samuel brought down Cristian Tello.
Congress created the Naval Discharge Review Board (NDRB) to correct these unjust and harsh discharges after veterans return to civilian life.
The two conflicting theories point to largely unseen fronts in ongoing wars, battles that are often fought after veterans return home.
The show was drastically scaled back after veterans' groups and some politicians complained that the original version was too sympathetic to the Japanese.
They had tried to make the most of their trip, visiting some of the private museums that remained open and seeing the Vietnam War memorial after veterans moved aside the barricades.
Asked about the man selected to be Bush's secretary of veterans affairs (the government mistakenly puts no apostrophe after "veterans"), the retired commandant of the Marine Corps, Charles Krulak, said of Anthony Principi Tonyny is no shrinking violet.
