The phrase "after being burnt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action that follows an event of being burned, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "After being burnt by the hot stove, she learned to be more cautious in the kitchen."
Alternatives: "after being scorched" or "following the burn".
These residues disappeared after being burnt in air at 673 K and the initial catalytic activity was restored.
Many VC companies don't have experience with science, and after being burnt badly when the dotcom bubble burst, these days most tend to stick to what sectors they know best.
But Lamar soon met a similar fate, after being burnt to the ground during the American Civil War.
The plant is dependent on fire to reproduce as the follicles only open after being burnt, each one producing one or two viable wedge-shaped (cuneate) seeds, on either side of a woody separator.
The story grows in the re-telling (especially by my detractors), but when I recall how Dora was finally found after being burnt to death, one can hardly blame me for trying to free her.
In case of severe fires, the vegetation grows back after being burnt but it takes a century before a pine habitat could grow and become suitable again for the Corsican Nuthatch, which only occupies mature pine groves where trees are at least 100 year old [10].
"The houses were being burnt down".
Only after their fingers were burnt did they commission a report from Anthony Samuel, a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers.
When calm returned on Monday, after 63 cars had been burnt and 53 people arrested, the police could not claim credit.
Hundreds of Christians have protested in the Indian capital after a Catholic church was burnt badly in a fire.
In December, hundreds of Christians protested in the capital after a Catholic church was burnt badly in a fire.
