The phrase "after being criticized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action that occurs following criticism or negative feedback.
Example: "After being criticized for his performance, he worked harder to improve his skills."
Alternatives: "following criticism" or "subsequent to being criticized."
After being criticized, he canceled but expressed frustration as he did so.
Enron ended its relationships with those partnerships in the last quarter, after being criticized by shareholders.
Last month, after being criticized by cardiologists, they said they would release the results next March.
Subsequently, after being criticized by consumers and antidiscrimination groups, both companies issued statements declaring their support for tolerance and diversity.
Even after being criticized for her passionless season and questioned about her flagging desire, Kwan responded with a world title.
By refusing to participate now — after being criticized for his previous performances — Mr. Perry opens himself to charges that he is trying to avoid them.
Federal regulators, meanwhile, are adopting a more aggressive posture after being criticized sharply by lawmakers for failing to prevent the crisis through enforcement.
By refusing to appear on a national stage now — after being criticized for his previous performances — he might open himself to charges that he is afraid to debate.
And Mr. Giuliani, after being criticized for not paying enough attention to the civilian victims of Sept. 11, arranged meetings with those families to allay such concerns.
Earlier this week, a woman appointed to an independent panel investigating the academy resigned after being criticized for questioning the truth of some of the rape accusations.
In another commercial, a voice says, "After being criticized, Herrera said, 'When is this going to end?' Ask Dario when is it going to end".
