To improve the flow, the author postposited the adjective phrase at the end of the sentence.

She postposits the adjective to emphasize the noun in colloquial speech.

Given the heavy snowfall, the council agreed to postposit the opening ceremony until spring.

In English grammar, a postpositive adjective is often found in fixed expressions like 'attorney general' or 'heir apparent'.

In this language, demonstratives are often used postpositionally, appearing after the noun they modify.