"following this interview" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that will happen after the interview has taken place. Example: Following this interview, the hiring manager will review all candidates' qualifications and make a decision within the next week.
Our CEO for France and General Manager for Western Europe were invited to a police hearing this afternoon; following this interview, they were taken into custody.
Three of Wright's new poems appear in this week's magazine and following this interview.
v) Firms would then contact the job candidates they were interested in to arrange an interview, and following this interview, potentially make a job offer.
Firms would then contact the job candidates they were interested in to arrange an interview, and following this interview, potentially make a job offer.
She was confirmed on March 29, following this interview.
Self-assessed anxiety levels were quantified using the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) following this interview, and participants were centrally randomized to treatment or control group following collection of this data.
Esther provided feedback following this pilot interview.
In the brief interview following this observation, the CFHN indicated that she had observed some tension between the woman and her partner which she believed may have indicated some interpersonal conflict and control.
W25 – We're planning to do this (install gates at the bottom of the stairs)....we just waiting till the baby is a bit older CFHN10 – You need to think about this as a safety thing In the interview following this observation, this woman stated that she felt uncomfortable with the nurse describing the interaction as ' rude' and 'intrusive'intrusive
Revisions to the interview guide following this constant comparison and exploration meant reconsidering the rational choice model of decision-making towards exploring approaches of habit formation and socially shaped decision-making.
A Harvard study found a significant increase in job interview performance following this pose.
