The phrase "after being blasted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something has been subjected to a strong force, criticism, or an intense experience.
Example: "After being blasted by the storm, the small town was left with significant damage to its infrastructure."
Alternatives: "after being hit" or "after being struck".
Manchester United forward Memphis Depay has been told he must "correct" his behaviour after being blasted for "playing dress up".
Around the world, seven people have died in the past two years after being blasted with Tasers – four of them in Australia.
All of this assumes that Mr. Wang hit the water alive, or even conscious, after being blasted out of his aircraft at more than 200 miles an hour.
After being blasted for price hikes on its lifesaving EpiPen allergy injections, the drugmaker Mylan announced Thursday that it will expand access to the product — not by lowering the price, but by creating a savings card that will cover up to $300 of its EpiPen 2-Pak.
"The way I see it, if I get able to walk a little bit, then eventually I'm going to walk a lot," said Specialist Charles Mays, 31, who was left with multiple fractures and partial paralysis of his legs after being blasted out of his Humvee by a vertically buried rocket south of Baghdad.
When bad light stopped the third day's play early at Pallekele Stadium, Sri Lanka were 6-282 in their second innings, earning them a 196-run lead in a formidable turnaround after being blasted out on day one for just 117.
Specifically, how would Patriots Coach Bill Belichick respond after six days of being blasted by the news media over a call he made last week in their loss against the Indianapolis Colts.
If you see someone who looks like they're about to faint after a day of being blasted by the sun, help them.
A meal there is one delectable surprise after another, perhaps beginning with raw oyster topped with bits of gelatinous hot sauce, which dissolve into a gentle cloud of heat only after you're blasted with brine.
Until the order was given to suspend work, divers had been preparing to resume the difficult and dangerous search of partly submerged areas of the giant ship after entries are blasted into the ship with explosives.
Without much help from the Internet, the recording of Knoxville's compulsively watchable reactions ("I feel like my eyes have gonorrhea," he says after he is blasted with pepper spray) became a viral video simply by circulating on VHS tape.
