From an ecomnomic standpoint, RT after PWHT only is based on your reject rate. If your reject rate is very low, repairing and re-PWHT will prove cheaper than RT before and after PWHT. When Exxon first required final RT after PWHT over 30 years ago, they expected to get two shots (before and after PWHT) for the price of one. And they got what they wanted until pipe fabricators realized that their rejection rates were so small that they could perform RT only after PWHT and make the few repairs, RT them and re-PWHT after the repair at considerably less cost.