The phrase "after formerly" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is redundant because "after" and "formerly" convey conflicting temporal meanings.
Example: "After formerly working at the company, she decided to pursue a different career path."
Alternatives: "previously" or "formerly".
"Going after formerly protected species is a step forward".
These shows were later commemorated as "Hampton Comes Alive," a six-CD boxed set fashioned after "Formerly the Warlocks," a similar collection commemorating the Grateful Dead's two-night run at the Coliseum in 1988.
Speaking after formerly laying the bill before the assembly earlier this week, Mr Antoniw said: "This Bill recognises the tragic legacy and impact of asbestos disease on many Welsh workers and families and recognises the considerable cost to the NHS in Wales, of treating the disease.
Netanyahu is serving his fourth term as Israel's prime minister, the second time he has held the position after formerly being elected to the office from 1996 to 1999. .
Ms. Lebrón always said she remained proud of the shooting, which came two years after Puerto Rico, formerly a territory of the United States, had become a commonwealth.
It was evident in the undemonstrative way he saved the financial system after RBS, formerly the world's biggest bank, went bust.
The effort began shortly after Mr. Cole, formerly the group's legal counsel, took the helm two years ago at the policy-making council in Arlington, Va.
Weis, after all, formerly coached for the New England Patriots, who were sanctioned last season by the N.F.L. for routinely videotaping opponents' signals on the sideline since 2000.
TBWA/Chiat/Day was hired in June after Accenture, formerly known as Andersen Consulting, ended a 22-year association with Y&R in New York, part of the Young & Rubicam Brands unit of WPP.
The movie ends not long after Robert Gnaizda, formerly with the Greenlining Institute, a housing advocacy group, characterizes the Obama administration as "a Wall Street government," a take Mr. Ferguson clearly endorses.
His decision came just weeks after Douglas Carswell, formerly Tory MP for Clacton, had quit to join Nigel Farage's party saying the Conservatives were not serious about reforming the EU.
