The phrase "after enacting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs following the implementation or establishment of a law, policy, or decision.
Example: "The new regulations will take effect after enacting the necessary legislative changes."
Alternatives: "following the enactment" or "subsequent to enacting".
For example Argentina, the report notes, grew much faster after enacting market reforms than Costa Rica.
ATLANTA — Nearly a year after enacting an immigration law that supporters describe as the toughest in the country, Alabama is considering major revisions to its immigration policies.
In addition, Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig, who is running a campaign based on the promise to promptly resign after enacting campaign finance reform, raised just over $1m.
Page A10 ALABAMA TO REVISE POLICIES Nearly a year after enacting an immigration law that supporters describe as the toughest in the country, Alabama is considering major revisions to its immigration policies.
The action at the Group of 20 summit meeting here signaled the determination of many of the wealthiest countries, after enacting spending programs to counter the worldwide financial crisis, to now emphasize debt reduction.
Mr. Sarkozy once seemed to think that after enacting the retirement reform he could coast through 2011 as chairman of the G-8 and G-20 summit groupings, looking to the French like a revered global decider.
It worked well to open up politics for 30 years after it was enacted — after the Watergate scandal spot-lit the corruptive power of special-interest money.
The Roman Catholic Church struggled with the communist government after it enacted laws diminishing church property and schools.
Service was restored after experts enacted defensive measures and the attack suddenly stopped.
After Ireland enacted a stiff tax on the bags in 2001, consumption fell by 90percentt.
A year after Congress enacted the huge Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, the law is seriously behind schedule.
