The phrase "after collaborating with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or event occurred following a collaboration with someone or a group.
Example: "After collaborating with the marketing team, we were able to launch a successful campaign."
Alternatives: "following collaboration with" or "subsequent to working with".
After collaborating with Mozart, he moved to London, then made his way to the United States, in 1805.
Twenty years after collaborating with the Nazis, Fred Koch had lost none of his taste for extremism.
After collaborating with Beyoncé in 2002, on the song '03 Bonnie And Clyde, they started a relationship, and in 2008 they married.
Soon after collaborating with Robert Wilson on a performance of "Medea," in 1981, Russell started his own dance-music label, Sleeping Bag, with the downtown entrepreneur Will Socolov.
After collaborating with British singer and rapper MIA, Yorkshire-born dubstep producer Rusko was recently chosen by Britney Spears to produce tracks on her new album.
Mr. Ross first gained a following after collaborating with Kurt Busiek on "Marvels," a 1994 comic book series based on classic Marvel Comics characters.
He also continued to create large loft parties after Sex Garage, collaborating with Mark Anthony in the 90s.
His career as a physicist began shortly after, assisting and collaborating with Alfred Donne and Hippolyte Fizeau.
Bonnie Bowers, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, became enamored with the music after she began collaborating with Perry Winston, a musician, and went to Jamaica to study.
In 2013, a year after he began collaborating with Professor Jolie Pitt, he could be found mouthing "stupid woman" at a fellow parliamentarian.
Sheikh said Ijaz was "not an ISI man" and that all he wants is "self-vindication", after Haqqani denied collaborating with him to create the memo that is driving Pakistan's politics.
