“from after” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something starts at a certain point in time. For example, "I will be free from after 6:00."
Not until about age four can children conceptually distinguish "before" from "after".
What you need: 1. Ubuntu Linux install disk 2. A PC from after 2000.
Make sure you have some idea of where to go from AFTER your idea plays out.
From After Rain, published by Penguin.
You say from after this talk, that's not possible.
There's quite a lot to choose from after 30 years.
Later he picks up Rebecca from after-school activities.
Consider the long alphabet of New Labour programmes from after-school clubs to youth offending teams.
They paid with money saved from after-school jobs selling mobile phone contracts.
Researchers differ about whether elementary pupils actually learn much from after-school assignments.
Many at the Trenton show, at the Trenton War Memorial, came from after-church lunches.
