The phrase "and log back on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to sign back into a system or application after having logged off or been disconnected.
Example: "If you encounter any issues, please try restarting your device and log back on to the platform."
Alternatives: "and sign back in" or "and reconnect to the system".
"Then they disconnect, and log back on later to download the results".
If you experience problems please be sure you have logged off of any drive you were connected to on Monday and log back on again; if your computer connects to a departmental drive automatically please log out of it, restart, and log back in.
I head home between 7 and 8 30 pm, depending on my schedule, have dinner with my husband and log back on for a bit to do more work.
Leading a global team provides me the flexibility to give dedicated time to my 7 year old and log back on in the evening.
To find one for Tucson, I had to log on to the Internet using the toll-free number, choose a number from the Slingshot Web site, then sign off and log back on again with the local number.
NOTE: If the dock is not visible select Start, click Log Off... and then go to Cancel or you can log off and then log back on again.
If you do not want to wait for a full reboot, often logging off and logging back on will have the same benefits.
So I resolve to log out on Fridays and log back in on Mondays, and the world will not come to an end!!" Many warned that I shouldn't make resolutions at all.
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IBM sends you 9 CDs of software and the latest release of OS/2 comes to you by way of two-day Airborne Express and you have a 'hard copy' saving you time and effort from burning to CD. Whenever there is a new release for OS/2 - be it a new driver, new software, an OS/2 refresh, etc., IBM sends you an email alert and you log back on and download it.
TweetDeck, a popular tool for Twitter power users, has announced that it has fixed the XSS vulnerability used in a hack that took place this morning and that users should log out and log back in to complete the fix on their end.
