The phrase "after exceptionally" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could potentially be used in a sentence where "exceptionally" modifies a verb or action that occurs afterward, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The team performed well after exceptionally high expectations were set."
Alternatives: "following remarkably" or "subsequent to unusually".
The Bournemouth Air festival, set to take place along the Bournemouth seafront, called off its show after exceptionally high water levels damaged the beach stage areas.
Precipitation in the Pailugou catchment is generally very low and it is realistic to assume that fast surface or near-surface runoff is a rare event, occurring only after exceptionally high rain storms.
Yet today purpose-built capitals and communities have developed a bad reputation, thanks to a slew of pop-up cities, often built at great expense and for poor reasons, that now sit half-empty, half-finished, or entirely soulless after exceptionally long construction periods.
These cases occurred after exceptionally heavy rainfall in February and March 2011, which resulted in widespread flooding in this normally parched region.
During September October 2010, an unprecedented outbreak of Rift Valley fever was reported in the northern Sahelian region of Mauritania after exceptionally heavy rainfall.
By contrast, production is forecast to fall in Japan, after exceptionally favourable conditions boosted yields in 2005 and thwarted government efforts to cut excess supplies.
With the Nets (13-20) ineeded of a victory -- a moral victory after playing exceptionally would not have sufficed after Friday's no-excuse home loss to the lowly Vancouver Grizzlies -- and 19,036 Heat fans jeering, Burrell was on the spot.
But we saw that, after an exceptionally rainy 2010, the level of the aquifer was worse than after the drought of 1994".
The forecasts come after an exceptionally warm and dry September.
After an exceptionally busy 2015, this year has a lot to live up to.
In the euro area, things could scarcely get worse, after an exceptionally severe winter.
