post-nominal

One such award is signified for the General by the post-nominal abbreviation, "V.C." which in this instance stands for "Victorious Cross".

Ceremonial and Insignia—Some Considerations 1975

May it not be, then, that he and him, we and us, are not so much subjective and objective forms as pre-verbal and post-verbal 21 forms, very much as my and mine are now pre-nominal and post-nominal forms of the possessive (my father but father mine; it is my book but the book is mine)?

Chapter 7. Language as a Historical Product: Drift 1921

I don't think you get a post-nominal for being a member of Midwestern Airlines 'frequent flyer scheme. [/quote]

Army Rumour Service 2010

Head of State, permit usage of the honour as a post-nominal but not as a title before their name.

KansasCity.com: Front Page 2010

I don't think you get a post-nominal for being a member of Midwestern Airlines 'frequent flyer scheme. [/quote]

Army Rumour Service 2010

I don't think you get a post-nominal for being a member of Midwestern Airlines 'frequent flyer scheme.

Army Rumour Service 2010

I don't think you get a post-nominal for being a member of Midwestern Airlines 'frequent flyer scheme.

Army Rumour Service 2010

I always include post-nominal letters to a person's name, whether I be referring to them in correspondence or on LBNI.

British Blogs 2009

Since the Earl of Drudge had post-nominal letters and was a Field Marshal, the King assumed the Earl knew what he was talking about, and did so.

Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz 2009

Another BrE-particular temporal gone is the use of gone as a post-nominal (i.e. after the noun) modifier that means 'ago', as in this example from kultureflash (London):

separated by a common language 2008