The phrase "after enumerating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or conclusions that follow a list or count of items.
Example: "After enumerating the key points of the presentation, the speaker opened the floor for questions."
Alternatives: "following the enumeration" or "subsequent to listing".
The API report makes some gestures toward innovation – but only after enumerating ways to monetise content.
What the prosecutor had asked for, after enumerating the cases of murder, attempted murder, and sexual assault, was three life sentences without the possibility of parole, to be served consecutively, plus two hundred and ninety-five years — a sentence that sounded as if it required something beyond longevity, in the direction of reincarnation.
After enumerating major developments a generic design of DMR process is selected and optimized for specific compression energy (SCE) and overall heat transfer coefficient (UA) using Box methodology and controlled elitist genetic algorithm.
Krugman actually veers quite closely to that sense of contingency in his Cambridge speech when, after enumerating a few of the deficiencies of The General Theory, he turns and asks why we continually seem to be making the same mistakes of the '30s all over again.
After enumerating with a blood cell counter, the bacterial cells were washed three times with sterile PBS, re-suspended at a density of 1.33×108 cells/ml, and used for the bacterial challenge experiments.
After enumerating the potentially prostate cancer relevant genes on the commercially available cancer panel 570 potentially prostate cancer relevant genes and 451 other cancer-related genes were evaluated across both arrays.
After washing and enumerating, cells were suspended at 8 × 10/ml before treatment.
After washing and enumerating as described for mononuclear cells, cells were suspended at 8×10/mL prior to treatment.
After he enumerates all the conspicuous consumption in the Valley, he admits that the tech crowd itself isn't sure what's happening.
They note their serial interrogations, enumerating — even after six or more years of relentless questioning — remaining "areas of potential exploitation".
Thus, under the rubric of "Objections to the Theory," he devoted an entire chapter in the Origin of Species to the "Imperfection of the Geological Record," enumerating reason after reason not only why this record was not adequate, but why it could not be adequate.
