The phrase "after discovering which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time following the act of finding out specific information or details.
Example: "She made her decision after discovering which option would be the most beneficial for her career."
Alternatives: "after finding out which" or "after learning which".
After finally discovering which one you learn that they are in fact a fledgling god/demon (type thing)(there should be many references/encounters with a cult throughout the game) Once you defeat it (through some non violent act, possibly using logic ala man destroying god in hitchhikers guide) you can now leave the house again and the hole in you cellar is gone.
To the extent a conceptual analysis helps, it helps after we discover which way of cutting the causal joints of the social world works best, according to the naturalist.
The locomotive was repaired, but much later in its life when numbered 47849, it was withdrawn from the Class 57 rebuilding programme after damage was discovered which was thought to have dated back to the accident.
It comes after a gene was discovered which makes infectious bacteria resistant to the last line of antibiotic defence, colistin (polymyxins).
When the earth is devastated by an agricultural crisis, the last spaceships are used to find new habitats for humankind, after a wormhole is discovered which allows different dimensions of time and space to be explored.
All this groundwork by very intelligent and gifted people took place before the structure of DNA, the genetic code, the digital nature of genetic information and the structure of genes were discovered, which all happened after WW2.
Unfortunately for corporate customers, it is often difficult to discover which is which until after the equipment is purchased.
NOVA should be able to discover which.
On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration accused the Peanut Corporation of America of repeatedly shipping peanut butter and other products right after discovering salmonella, which is commonly found in the feces of humans and animals.
