The phrase "after a wreck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or events that occur following an accident or collision, typically involving vehicles.
Example: "The community came together to support the victims after a wreck on the highway."
Alternatives: "following an accident" or "subsequent to a crash."
After a wreck sent the field to pit road, Earnhardt somehow failed to stop when he reached his stall.
But there is always something for Sindbad to cling to after a wreck, and he never fails to return to Baghdad richer than before.
Kenseth started the race at the back of the field after a wreck in Thursday's qualifying event forced him to use a backup racecar.
He had a "grand adventure" rebuilding a bridge in five days after a wreck, but he also noticed that the railroad's punch-card system for daily tracking of rolling stock was prone to errors.
John Force was able to stand and shuffle his feet yesterday, pronouncing himself "lucky to have my legs" a day after a wreck at the O'Reilly N.H.R.A. Fall Nationals in Ennis, Tex., hospitalized him.
Tony Stewart versus Kurt Busch in 2008 may not top Cale Yarborough taking on Donnie and Bobby Allison after a wreck on the last lap of the 1979 Daytona 500.
In the late 1980s, Nintendo, a Japanese company, revived the video game industry in the United States after a crash wrecked Atari's prospects and other companies were turning away from console games.
Campaigners for same-sex marriage hailed the result after a wrecking amendment, tabled by the former West Midlands chief constable, Lord Dear, was defeated by 390 to 148 votes, a majority of 242.
They liked the idea of renovating a prewar apartment, especially after finding a wreck on West End Avenue.
First, the defending Cup champion Brad Keselowski apologized to Danica Patrick after he caused a wreck that collected both cars with 81 laps to go.
They are "braced for an onslaught" but the Springboks hooker, Bismarck du Plessis, warned the tourists that Tendai "The Beast" Mtawarira, the man of the match in Durban last weekend after taking a wrecking ball to the visiting scrum, was far from his best.
