The phrase "after a misconduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or consequences that occur following an instance of wrongdoing or inappropriate behavior.
Example: "The employee faced disciplinary action after a misconduct that violated company policy."
Alternatives: "following a misconduct" or "subsequent to a misconduct".
An FA statement said: "Following an independent regulatory commission hearing, Rotherham United's Kirk Broadfoot will serve an immediate 10-match suspension after a misconduct charge against him was found proven.
PC James Glanville, who was sacked after a misconduct hearing found that he leaked details of the altercation to the Sun, maintained in a police interview that he "regretted the amount of media interest that occurred but still believed that the public had a right to know how a senior politician was treating police officers in such a derogatory manner".
The IPCC said the force gave the call handler management advice after a misconduct ruling.
MEXICO CITY The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) here has lifted sanctions imposed on microbiologists Mario Soberón and Alejandra Bravo after a misconduct investigation.
The defender – who has also been fined £10,000 – misses Monday's Premier League match at Tottenham after admitting a misconduct charge following Villa's 2-1 defeatoto Swansea last month.
The Portuguese was given a one-match stadium ban on Monday and fined £40,000 by the Football Association after admitting a misconduct charge over his behaviour in the defeat by West Ham on 24 October.
"It took time but this is the moment - I am stable and strong to face it". Mourinho was given a one-match stadium ban on Monday and fined £40,000 by the Football Association after admitting a misconduct charge over his behaviour in the defeat by West Ham on 24 October.
The punishment comes after Mourinho admitted a misconduct charge over his language and behaviour in the defeat by West Ham on 24 October.
The Portuguese manager was given a one-match stadium ban and £40,000 fine by the Football Association after he admitted a misconduct charge relating to his language and behaviour during the recent defeat at West Ham United.
Fleury, who received 18 minutes in penalties on Monday night, including a misconduct after he lost his cool for good, was asked today if he felt the officials were singling him out because of his repeated outbursts.
Fury was fined £15,000 after he was given a misconduct charge following a foul-mouthed tirade aimed at his rival at a news conference in June.
