The phrase "also know that after" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "You should also know that after the meeting, we will discuss the project timeline."
Alternatives: "also be aware that after" or "also understand that after".
"Many years ago, in that Leningrad stairwell, I gave my heart to Shostakovich". Most readers will know the outcome; many will also know that after the war Eliasberg did not go on to brighter things but had an equally miserable time under Stalin.
Pile: Yes, I still think the stock is extremely undervalued here (and a buy all the way up to $10), but I also know that after the huge (and rapid) move it has made, it could just as easily trade back down to $3 tomorrow as it could go to $8.
I also know that after the first thirty minutes of painting, something miraculous will happen.
Yes, "Piece of Me" by Britney Spears has been played on my iPod 1,352 times, but I also know that after 33 carries for 200 yards, Alfred Morris set a franchise record in rushing yards during the Redskins' final game of the season.
We also know that after the triage call, patients only have 60 to 80% adherence to triage recommendations and many are confused about the disposition urgency [ 18- 21].
I also knew that after a concussion one can lose the ability to think clearly, and that I probably shouldn't trust myself in this state.
And somewhere they also knew that after the abysmal performance of the Bush team, there had to be consequences for the Republican Party.
He also knows that after his four P.G.A. Tour victories at the end of last year's schedule, he didn't win at the Johnnie Walker Classic in Taiwan and at the Williams World Challenge in Scottsdale, Ariz.
His attachment to custom suits, he said, is a "luxury of middle age" that he enjoys because he is not only able to pick out the fabric, style and cut of the suit, but also knows that after a few fittings it will be "100 percent perfect".
