The phrase "after benefiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where someone has gained an advantage or profit from something before the next action takes place.
Example: "She decided to invest in the stock market after benefiting from her previous investments."
Alternatives: "following the advantage" or "subsequent to gaining".
Congressional Democrats face an unusually difficult adjustment after benefiting from strong political tailwinds in 2006 and 2008.
Modal identification based on vibration response measured from real structures is becoming more popular, especially after benefiting from the great improvement of the measurement technology.
BlackRock, the giant money management firm, is making a big push to expand its business in exchange-traded funds after benefiting from strong investor interest.
After benefiting from the passing of James Perry, who broke 17 Ivy League records before graduating last spring, Campbell is thriving in tandem with Webber, a senior.
David Davis, the shadow home secretary, ridiculed Mr Blair for complaining about parliament after benefiting from some of the largest majorities in history.
The Nakashes, in turn, accuse the Marcianos of trying to "unscramble the egg," and undo the partnership after benefiting from the Nakashes' expertise.
As the city's supply of subsidized housing remains tight, the vouchers have become a sought-after benefit for low- and moderate-income families seeking help paying rent.
Before long, they are copying all sorts of elements and manifestations that are at best tangential and often irrelevant to the sought-after benefit.
While health insurance is the most sought-after benefit, it's also the most expensive one.
(2), as renumbered, struck out "Care of the Dead" after "Benefits" in cl.
He has played benefit after benefit for charity, even when he himself was busted, or nearly so.
