The phrase "after detailing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or events that occur following a detailed explanation or description of something.
Example: "After detailing the project requirements, we can move on to the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "following the details" or "subsequent to detailing".
After detailing Shostakovich's musical sins, the article proceeds to make political threats.
After detailing what the investigation had turned up, Comey focussed on what hadn't been discovered.
'I still adore my husband,' she tells me after detailing their first encounter, 'I think he's great.' She pauses.
After detailing some of those challenges, he added: "The conclusions in Chairman Waxman's letter aren't supported by the facts".
After detailing study design considerations and outlining guidelines for work in this area, it will propose opportunities for novel contributions to health research.
"Finally, none of those we found have since been 'up-classified.' " After detailing what the investigation had turned up, Comey focussed on what hadn't been discovered.
Edmund Blunden, for example, after detailing the devastations of war in "Report on Experience" and arguing that God has witnessed it all, concludes with muted optimism: ..
After detailing his supposed iniquities, the article alleged that he had resigned after a poor law inquiry found that "he had seduced one of the female inmates".
Second, after detailing the selection of ANNs architecture and the setting of relevant parameters, we constructed a multi-layer perception neural network model with back propagation learning algorithms to predict hypertension.
After detailing the network architecture, we explore fundamental system design issues such as real-time fault localization algorithms, fault notification delay upperbounds, and delay line calculation algorithms for synchronous operation.
Related: US and British health specialists support the NHS | Letters After detailing what they see as failures in many areas, the group concludes: "Thus over the last five years, there have been avoidable deaths and much unnecessary damage to health.
