The phrase "after bolstering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions taken to strengthen or support something that follows.
Example: "After bolstering our marketing strategy, we saw a significant increase in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "following the enhancement" or "subsequent to strengthening".
After bolstering the sports programs at that Division III institution, the athletic center was named for her.
New York vaulted to the head of the national school reform movement, when, after bolstering curriculum and teaching standards, it required aspiring high school graduates to pass five rigorous state examinations.
Clayton Donaldson thinks Brentford will challenge for promotion again after bolstering their squad this summer.
Deep discounts lured shoppers back to shopping malls after Thanksgiving, bolstering sales of electronics and sporting goods.
The clients could than deduct the premiums as disability insurance from their practices' returns, greatly bolstering their after-tax income.
Indeed, after years of bolstering its ranks with promising young economists, N.Y.U. had begun encountering a problem well known to second-tier sports franchises: as its personnel matured, they became bait for better-established schools.
But officials acknowledge that the plot revealed the limits in its security, even after it was bolstered after the attacks last year.
Today, 27 years after Peter Preston bolstered the Guardian's environment coverage, the world has inexorably changed.
Yahoo, which rose $1.12, to $10.25, helped to lift technology stocks after Merrill Lynch bolstered its rating on the stock.
Whirlpool shares rose $5.15, to $73.40, after it bolstered its estimate for first-quarter earnings, putting it ahead of estimates by analysts.
But another bidder, a group headed by Miles Prentice, a New York lawyer, reportedly came in with another bid that topped Dolan's after being bolstered by the addition of the Quadrangle Group, a private investment fund.
