The phrase "after abortive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the aftermath of a failed attempt or unsuccessful outcome.
Example: "After abortive attempts to launch the product, the team decided to reevaluate their strategy."
Alternatives: "following failed" or "after unsuccessful".
The Carolinas, after abortive attempts at colonization, were effectively founded in 1670 and became first proprietary and, later, royal colonies.
After abortive attempts at being an art dealer, a teacher, and a missionary, Vincent van Gogh took up art in 1880.
Moreover the suit is not really about the past, but about the future, and comes after abortive talks between the two giants.
After abortive sessions with Emeli Sandé's producer Naughty Boy ended in much-publicised bad blood, this record now largely bears the sophisticated stamp of Frank Ocean's producer James Malay HoHo.
As it was, salvation from its foes lay only in union, and, after abortive attempts had been made at one-man rule, Saul became king of all of Israel (c. 1020 bce).
After abortive attempts to make a start yesterday the Antigua Test was relocated in a desperate attempt by the West Indies Cricket Board to rescue another situation that reflects the chaotic organisation of the game in the Caribbean but also calls into question the preparations made by the cricket authorities.
While campaigning earlier this year, Mitt Romney called morning-after pills "abortive pills" — a false notion that John Boehner, Newt Gingrich and Michelle Bachmann have also promoted.
Six years after its abortive first production, Behzti still feels current and relevant.
Initially, Sher seems a small, shrunken figure trudging wearily homewards after an abortive sales-trip.
After an abortive attempt to force Lessard to resign, Lepage finally abandoned the company in 1989.
After the abortive republican uprising of 1866, he was sentenced to death but escaped to France.
