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The phrase "after you made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action that occurred following the completion of something that someone has done.
Example: "I will review the document after you made the necessary changes."
Alternatives: "after you completed" or "after you finished".
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Here's a transcript of one particularly bruising encounter: EM: The Times let you go after you made up a quote.
And then, after you made a whole other success, this 'fable' turned it upside down again, for posterity".
You have said that right after you made that call, you wondered if it was too much, that you had gone over the top.
My name's Joanne, and you should be happy to see me, because I arrived after you made the positive life choice to get in shape.
He often tells his students that "the employer will find out anyway," and that "it's what you did after you made mistakes that counts.
Looking back on your career, did you find it painful to resign as Senate majority leader last year after you made a pro-segregation, pro-Strom Thurmond comment?
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They'd prefer that you worry about potential repair costs AFTER you make the purchase.
After you make the final decision — commit!
What do you see after you make that change?
It's even better the day after you make it.
Advance preparation: Drink this right after you make it.
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