The phrase "after we understand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where understanding is a prerequisite for the next action or decision.
Example: "We can proceed with the project after we understand the client's requirements fully."
Alternatives: "once we comprehend" or "when we grasp".
After we understand the Dao, this friction is gone.
Even after we understand how transport vesicles form, find their targets, and then fuse, other fundamental questions will still remain.
The question of why figurative expression was used in Chavin art is one which we can consider more profitably after we understand how it was used.
Only after we understand them at the genetic level can we rationally seek out appropriate therapies for such illnesses as schizophrenia and bipolar disease.
Partly this is a technical problem: even after we understand the secret of Iris's birth, we are never able entirely to share her anguish because the question of her humanity always seems somewhat contrived.
"About a split-second after we understood the importance of the technique, we also realized that there was no academic funding structure or even laboratory structure to exploit it, because so much had to do with scale and production," says Lo. "Thus, it was not compatible with the educational and mentorship mission of the university.
To wit, this testimonial from Wilshire State Bank CEO Joanne Kim: "After we understood how [the loss-share] works, we were literally overjoyed".
Early tagging cruises had relatively low bluefin CPUE but after we understood the preferred ocean conditions for bluefin tuna, our bluefin CPUE increased considerably[8].
After all, we understand quantification well enough from standard, nonmodal Tarskian semantics.
"Cancer is one of the easiest things to go after, because we understand a lot about the genetics of cancer," said George Scangos George Scangos, chief executive of Exelixis, in an interview several weeks ago.
In the Special committee on the policy challenges and budgetary resources for a sustainable European Union after 2013, we understand that it can seem strange that, at a time when many Member States are making cuts in their own budgets, we are demanding more money for the EU budget post 2013.
