The phrase "after appropriating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something occurs following the act of taking or using something for one's own purposes.
Example: "The artist faced criticism after appropriating elements from traditional cultures in her work."
Alternatives: "after taking" or "after seizing".
After appropriating their rhetoric, now he needs to decide whether he is prepared to appropriate their votes as well.
In Richard Rivera's charming "Richard Solo," a young day-dreamer (Brian Brooks) ambled into another world after appropriating part of a headset someone had left behind.
Senator Joseph Biden, Democrat of Delaware, doomed himself to the "do something foolish" category when he was forced to end his 1988 presidential campaign after appropriating the words of a British politician without crediting him.
"The Committee is troubled that after appropriating nearly [$1 billion] for the NCS since the first work on it began in fiscal year 2000, only a few thousand children have been enrolled and fundamental questions about the project's implementation still remain, particularly regarding the methods that will be used to recruit participants".
But, if Obama had ever intended to take "us" to outer space, and had, once elected, immediately invented and manufactured the means to take everyone there after appropriating the necessary funds, this would have been the human race's third year of cosmic travel.
That audio, of course, after appropriate amplification drives a speaker.
After appropriate counseling, the patient chose to terminate the pregnancy.
We finally arrived at the phrase 'unforeseeable factors', and after appropriate testing this has been adopted.
"After appropriate consideration, Australia declined to allow resettlement of that small group in Australia".
The bill will need to be passed and enacted after appropriate consultation.
Such policies should be ratified by ICANN after appropriate consultation with the global Internet community.
