The phrase "after framing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing actions or events that occur following the process of framing something, such as a picture, argument, or concept.
Example: "After framing the issue clearly, we can begin to explore potential solutions."
Alternatives: "following the framing" or "subsequent to framing".
Robert A. M. Stern Architects joined the project in 2006, after framing based on another firm's designs had already begun on two houses.
With the few dollars we had left after framing that diploma, picking up the roses and paying for our lunch on commencement weekend, we bought some gas to drive home and help our graduate start looking for a job.
Taking the stand for the first time in State Supreme Court in Queens on Tuesday, Ms. Sumasar, 36, finally faced the man she says raped her and then landed her in jail for seven months after framing her for a series of crimes that never took place.
After framing the problem, the objectives and characteristics of the WSN are discussed and a detailed description of the hardware and software of network components are presented.
After framing graphing as part of science, Beth felt her students were capable of graphing straightforward data, whereas Walter and Ken still grappled with how to do this in their classrooms.
After framing the problem, the objectives and characteristics of the WSN are briefly discussed and a short description of the hardware and software of the network's components are presented.
It blinked on and off in the before and after frames like a Christmas tree light.
In frame after frame, Thatcher meets Jane's gaze head-on, the public persona as impenetrable as armour.
Frame after frame revealed Marshall's unique access to some of the most important musicians of the sixties and seventies.
A Victorian fountain spouts a geyser of water, the falling droplets cascading like the random clumps of chemicals fixing the footage in frame after frame of film.
It's nothing.' " Cunningham shot frame after frame of the coat, eventually noticing that other people on the sidewalk were paying attention to its wearer.
