The phrase "after featuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something follows an event or presentation that included a particular feature or element.
Example: "The film received critical acclaim after featuring a renowned actor in the lead role."
Alternatives: "following the inclusion of" or "subsequent to showcasing".
After featuring the relevance and timeliness, the SRLP is first positioned within the superordinate facility layout problem (FLP).
Suggested by LewishamGooner Otherwise known as "that song from that film", Mrs Robinson became famous after featuring in The Graduate.
Previously working largely as a stagehand and carpenter, with only bit parts as an actor, Ford caught Lucas' eye after featuring in his 1973 film American Grafitti.
Samantha Womack is to return to EastEnders two years after featuring in a controversial storyline that left her so stressed she needed to take a break.
As was largely expected, former Wallaby skipper Stirling Mortlock also failed to make the cut after featuring relatively little in recent games.
"Happy" has sold more than 1.6 million copies since its release last June after featuring on the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack.
The actress quit the BBC1 soap after featuring in a controversial storyline where Ronnie abducted Kat Slater's baby and replaced him with her own son, who had died.
The Leopold's is over a century old, but of late it has become symbolic of Mumbai's edgy, fashionable image, after featuring in the pages of bestsellers and guidebooks.
The series of one-offs was pulled in 2003 after featuring Ricky Gervais take on Grant Bovey, watched by more than 5 million viewers.
But teammate Pittard and Gold Coast's Lynch might be in trouble after featuring in a heated all-in at the main break.
The Yorkshire Wolds Often overshadowed by the Dales, the rolling Wolds in East Riding have gained a new audience after featuring in David Hockney's recent work.
