The phrase "after foregoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening subsequent to the act of giving up or relinquishing something.
Example: "After foregoing my usual morning coffee, I felt surprisingly alert throughout the day."
Alternatives: "after giving up" or "following the decision to forgo".
L. 104 294, § 605 e), inserted comma after "foregoing offenses" in first par.
The second design "partial Sedfil" distributes the water quality volume between the filtration and sedimentation chambers after foregoing the perforated riser pipe (City Of Austin 2011, Fig. 4).
This year, pitcher Junichi Tazawa, 22, joined the Red Sox minor-league system after foregoing the Japanese pro draft, outraging Japan's baseball elders, who felt it was unseemly for him to decline to serve his country for the traditional seven years of pro play.
In the leafy neighbourhood of Bronowice, where coal use is particularly high, Monika Bielak and Bogdan Achimescu hurry their boys past the playground after school, foregoing a stop in order to get them more quickly into the filtered air of the family's home.
All of the foregoing culminates in the title essay, Baldwin's declaration of independence.
We tend to travel often, so while the trip is expensive, we are saving up for it by postponing it about six months after the wedding, as well as foregoing many of our smaller weekend getaways to free up room in our travel budget.
The original poster, an expectant mother, appeared to draw from this the conclusion that they had made the right choice in foregoing the vaccine even after it was recommended by their doctor.
Thus, when a week or so before completion of the novel, I received a high-paying offer to write a romantic screenplay for Paul Newman, I leaped at the chance, starting work on the screenplay mere moments after turning in the novel to Harper and Row and foregoing the writing of a second draft.
Avoiding dental care because of cost represents a barrier that is present prior to seeking care, while foregoing recommended dental treatment due to cost occurs when, after making an initial visit, cost prevents one from proceeding with recommended care.
How about just foregoing the whole tradition altogether?
But it was the performance of the six recent graduates of Leeds's under-19 Academy team that suggested there can be life after Harris, who according to Welsh sources, will leave for a fee of somewhere between £500,000 and £750,000 immediately the Rhinos' Super League season is over, foregoing Great Britain's series against Australia for a union international against Tonga.
