The phrase "after we build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events, specifically referring to actions that will take place following the completion of a building process.
Example: "After we build the new facility, we will begin the hiring process for additional staff."
Alternatives: "once we construct" or "following our construction".
We are trying to eliminate the sticker shock in Web site design and give people something they can manage themselves after we build it".
Maybe we can all get flippant and condescending about trigger warnings after we build a world where more than 3% of rapes lead to conviction, where we don't shame and blame people for their own victimisation, where men don't feel entitled to women's bodies, and where millions of people aren't moving through life yoked with massive, secret traumas.
Soon, after we build up some experience in scanning bodies, we realized that forensic evidence was not the only information a corps could reveal.
Maybe after we build up a long, deep history of perfect safety with comparable drones or military flights; but not any time soon.
How welcome will we be there after we build that wall?
After we build our leadership training model with 50 reformers this year, we will start to expand aggressively.
"We were only able to measure the effectiveness of housing for singles after we built it," said Linda I. Gibbs, the city's commissioner for homeless services.
"After we built the first ribbed vault in 2002, people began to look at us with a bit of respect," said Sarah Preston, a guide who first came here as a visitor and was captivated by the project.
"Our original launch happened only 2 weeks after we built the product," he says.
"It's not like we thought of drop shipping after we built our distribution center capacity," Bezos says defensively.
But is it Italian if it's made in Iowa? "After we built the factory in Iowa, a lot of restaurants were skeptical.
