The phrase "and after the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a point in time or a situation that occurs following modifications or alterations.
Example: "The report will be finalized and after the changes, it will be sent to the stakeholders for review."
Alternatives: "following the changes" or "subsequent to the changes".
But there's a more compelling witness that "the program" remained the same program before and after the changes made in 2004: Alberto Gonzales.
Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA) and Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-WV), who both were briefed on "the program" before and after the changes made in 2004, confirmed that the program was the same.
Using data from an annual survey of 5,000 Korean households, Dr. Rudolf analyzed overall job satisfaction and overall satisfaction with life before and after the changes in working hours.
To assure a smooth transition to the new calculation scheme we studied the behaviour of the index before and after the changes.
They don't give real examples from the tests before and after the changes were made.
This study aimed to quantify GPs' provision of different types of preventive care to pre-school children before and after the changes to the CHS system.
The differences between the before-and-after changes by the Al2O3/water nanofluid were presented as proportions (ER), and can be calculated as follows: (7).
We gathered evaluations from all staff before and after the change.
That gave her an opportunity to compare the responses of different groups of wives before and after the change.
A team of researchers led by Dr. Timothy G. Ferris of Massachusetts General Hospital followed Harvard Vanguard's members for six months before and after the change.
The political accusations, however, were not at issue in Wednesday's hearing — and, after the change of administrations, the Obama Justice Department has continued to pursue the prosecution.
