The phrase "has been ordered after" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing an event or decision that has been made following a set of previously established criteria or guidelines. Example: The proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year has been ordered after careful consideration and weighing of the various options.
An emergency C-section would have been ordered after Tess's next ultrasound.
2.30pm Tony Williams, the coroner for East Somerset, says toxicology and histology tests have been ordered after the coroner's court hears the cause of death was "unascertained".
Basilan's vice governor, Abdulaziz Balomo, said the attack had been ordered after consulting with the military, the police, religious leaders and relatives of the hostages.
The head of Public Health England (PHE), Paul Cosford, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that an urgent recall had been ordered after a baby died of septicaemia in intensive care in London.
Last month it emerged that the $31,000 dining set had been ordered after another senior Hud official, who refused to exceed a $5,000 legal spending cap on redecoration, was reassigned to a more junior position.
The civil aviation director, Gen. Eduardo Duran, said an investigation into possible sabotage had been ordered after a Cuenca radio station reported that witnesses saw the plane explode before crashing.
He had met Rowland during the yard's investigation into allegations of corruption, made in a government inquiry into Lonrho's activities, which had been ordered after the prime minister Edward Heath in 1973 branded the company "the unacceptable face of capitalism".
New inquests into their deaths have been ordered after the original accidental death verdicts were quashed at the High Court in December 2012 after years of campaigning by relatives.
Finally, we identified a subset of 65 patients where serology had been ordered after the biopsy was performed.
