The phrase "after decrying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or statement follows a strong condemnation or criticism of something.
Example: "After decrying the lack of support for the arts, the speaker proposed a new funding initiative."
Alternatives: "following the denunciation" or "subsequent to criticizing".
After decrying the inequality in Britain, it states: "Social justice and equality are objectives that should be pursued for their own sake in a civilised society.
After decrying his inability to name all the Greek chieftains who voyaged to Troy ("not if I had 10 tongues and 10 mouths"), Homer still manages to cite in the "Iliad," according to my count, 265 lines' worth.
The leaders of the Confederacy, after decrying centralized power, realized they needed an economic machine to finance a war and started "a crash program of state-guided industrialization from above that was more Hamiltonian than Hamilton, Lindd writes.
After decrying censorship, he began attracting droves of followers on Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram.
After decrying the placement of children in detention, Wilson went on to spent more time ensuring that his bosses knew he had very little to do with it.
After decrying that it's insane for needing to "show your birth certificate to take a dump at a Wal-Mart in North Carolina," he took one giant step backwards by reportedly saying that he'd prefer not to have a "woman with a dick" next to him at the urinal.
If it does, that is not the down to the protection of architectural history per se, but to a property market that now places a premium on heritage properties after previously decrying conservation's restrictions on change.
After publicly decrying big deals, Steere set Pfizer on the mega-merger path by buying Warner-Lambert, its partner on Lipitor, to get full rights to the drug.
Mark Robson, the man who had been in sole charge of the team since the start of the season until Davids was parachuted in as "joint head coach" on Thursday, was a picture of desolation after the game, decrying the second-half display as "the worst of the season so far".
Although Bury's guilt was not in doubt, Dundee had a history of opposition to the death penalty and The Dundee Courier printed an editorial the day after his execution decrying the "judicial butcheries" of capital punishment.
After Banks decried Azalea's silence on the matter, the Australian MC said that people shouldn't "judge another's support or 'lack thereof' solely on if they have ranted on twitter about it".
