The phrase "after catering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or actions that occur following a catering service or meal.
Example: "The guests mingled and enjoyed the music after catering was completed."
Alternatives: "following the catering" or "subsequent to catering".
They were protesting after catering firm Gate Gourmet, which supplied the airline, sacked 800 workers.
After catering college in Croydon and a stint at Cordon Bleu in Paris, she was still uncertain as to how, exactly, she would make food her living.
All three grew up locally, but after catering college Dorian set off to learn the trade, first to Cambridge and then London, where he relaunched Café Below, on Cheapside in the City, and the Colonel Fawcett, in Camden.
After catering to corporations in its early days, the industry has grown increasingly reliant on consumers.
In the evening, after catering to clients across Los Angeles, he comes home to study books on drought-tolerant gardening.
Now I spend the day after catering large events propped up with pillows, staring at "Twilight Zone" re-runs.
Nightlife is at its most intense in a cluster of neighbourhoods where pubs, bars and clubs stay open until 3am (some with cover charge, but many offering discounted drinks or two-for-one specials during the 5pm-7pm "houry hour", a Montreal institution), with after-hours clubs catering for the nightlife crowd long after sunrise.
Classes are bunched around lunchtime and after work, catering to the working student.
Already there are 121 after-school clubs, catering for pupils between 12 and 18.
After years of catering to value shoppers, Walmart has moved to capture younger, wealthier customers through a spate of acquisitions, such as plus-size clothing brand Eloquii, menswear line Bonobos and online indie clothing retailer ModCloth.
After graduating from catering college in Surrey, south of London, in the mid 1970s, he joined the management training programme of the then Savoy Group of hotels.
