The phrase "after devouring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that occurs following the act of consuming something, typically food.
Example: "After devouring the entire pizza, he felt both satisfied and guilty."
Alternatives: "after consuming" or "after finishing".
After devouring that I wrote to her a third time.
After devouring "1945," however, the reader who encounters cookies may be inclined to toss them.
After devouring the seeds, the rats turn on the villagers' crops, destroying rice and corn.
Now, after devouring recordings on the Internet by different pianists, he sounds like a savvy conservatory student.
One feels, after devouring this volume, that a dose of Angela Carter might serve as a cleansing digestif.
After devouring a piece of cheese, he gives his beer belly a pat and waves off a couple of horrified maids.
After promptly devouring the whole bunch – chimpanzees tend not to share food, even with their infants – Beethoven settled down for an afternoon nap, leaving a hungry Dilly to groom him.
Brazil, after happily devouring its Berners-Lee blessed Internet governance model-for-the-world will say "see our Marco civil for digital rights in Brazil just passed by the first Brazilian chamber of representatives and possibly, the senate.
What they are obviously referring to is the gruesome near-killing of Ronald Poppo by Rudy Eugene, who was shot by the police after virtually devouring 75percentt of Poppo's face.
Yet somehow, after years of devouring Sports Afield and Gun Digest (which I found inexplicably fascinating), I became a hunter.
"Another day, another profile written by a crusty old man describing the physical attributes of a young actress as if she was an intricately decorated end table that they found at Sotheby's, or a piece of steak they were looking forward to devouring after a five o'clock scotch," wrote journalist Sinead Stubbins in an op-ed published on Junkee.
