The phrase "after dismounting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an action that takes place following the act of getting off a horse, bicycle, or similar vehicle.
Example: "After dismounting, she carefully checked the horse's saddle for any signs of wear."
Alternatives: "after getting off" or "once dismounted".
"I was cantering the whole race," he said, moments after dismounting.
One rule is to unbuckle the helmet straps after dismounting to prevent anyone from jerking the officer's head around.
Within the first 15 seconds the camera droops to linger on a woman's fulsome posterior, moments after dismounting the protagonist, the white-haired monster hunter, Geralt of Rivia.
In qualifying, Louis Smith, Britain's pommel horse expert and the 2008 bronze medalist in the event, burst into tears after dismounting from the horse.
"He can do things other horses can't even dream of," said Tom Scudamore, moments after dismounting from Thistlecrack, an easy winner on his first try over fences.
One of Zinke's first acts, after dismounting from Tonto, was to overturn a moratorium on new leases for coal mines on public land.
And then, seeing an older jockey dismounting after winning the day's final race, he ran outside, cheering and dancing in the dust.
Ejaculation patterns were characterized by longer, deep thrusts, slow dismounts and a prolonged period of rest after dismount.
After I dismounted I told him the price he demanded was too high.
Hope's mother, Nazan Fennell, said her daughter was cycling home from school, but was killed while trying to cross on foot after she dismounted, because the road was too dangerous to cycle on.
And though the girls complained that some children rode Sunday longer than others, Elizabeth Castelan, 12, looked at the mule's scraggly coat and dark eyes with a kind of astonishment after she dismounted.
