The phrase "after factions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events, decisions, or situations that occur following the formation or actions of factions.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the new policies after factions had formed within the organization."
Alternatives: "following factions" or "subsequent to factions".
Thailand's military has seized control of the country and suspended the constitution after rival factions failed in negotiations to end six months of political turmoil – resulting in the nation's 19th coup in 82 years.
About 750,000 South Sudanese have fled to other east African countries since the civil war started in 2013, but the worst was thought to be over after warring factions signed a fragile peace deal last year.
Arguably the genre's most important band – Black Flag – has been engaged in a seemingly never ending civil war after rival factions tried to claim ownership of the name; the official version, led by founder Greg Ginn, released a comeback album that sullied the name of one of the great American bands.
The army's ceasefire declaration comes after some factions from an alliance of militias controlling the capital, Tripoli, announced a truce on Friday.
Prayuth launched his coup after rival factions refused to give ground in a struggle for power between the royalist establishment and a populist government that had raised fears of serious violence and damaged the economy.
Masum, who was the first prime minister of autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan in 1992, won a decisive 211 to 17 vote victory after Kurdish factions arrived at a deal to support him last night.
And the morning after the morning after, the Taliban factions will start fighting each other, the Pakistani Army will have to destroy their Taliban, or be destroyed by them, Afghanistan's warlords will carve up the country, and, if bin Laden comes out of his cave, he'll get zapped by a drone.
Shortly after this faction was reconciled to George in 1720, the South Sea Company suffered a financial collapse.
"At long last we have a home of our own," Mr. Buchanan said today after his faction chose him as its nominee.
