The phrase "after giving a statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where a statement has been made prior to another action or conclusion.
Example: "After giving a statement to the police, she felt a sense of relief."
Alternatives: "following the statement" or "subsequent to providing a statement".
He added that Kardashian West had flown out of France on Monday morning after giving a statement to police.
On Tuesday, when Chief Justice Corona testified for the first time in his defense, he walked out of the hearing after giving a statement that ran more than three hours, in which he denied all wrongdoing.
After giving a statement to police about her ordeal, Kardashian West, 35, was immediately taken to a waiting private jet at the small Le Bourget airport on the outskirts of Paris to be flown back to the US.
Most welcomed the report, with a number of family members standing to applaud as Sir John Chilcot left the stage after giving a statement, but there was also widespread anger, while several relatives wept openly.
A police official said Geerdink, a prolific Twitter user who reports for Dutch radio and newspapers including Het Parool in the Netherlands and the Independent in Britain, had been detained on the prosecutor's order and would be released after giving a statement.
In his statement, the Russian claimed he had been told by a Bosnian liaison officer that an order had been given to kill him after giving a statement to the press contradicting the findings of two UN investigations that accused Serb forces of responsibility for the marketplace bombings.
She couldn't wait to leave for the U.S. and did so right after giving a police statement, the source said.
Near the end of her statement on Friday, Ms. Mosby said that ethically she could not discuss the bulk of the evidence, but she made this claim only after giving a lengthy statement containing many specifics.
He was more cheerful after visiting McKinley, giving a statement to the press, and went to Washington, as Roosevelt and other officials also dispersed.
When authorities arrived, they briefly detained the woman but released her after she gave a statement.
The murder of Foley – delivered after he gave a statement at knifepoint blaming the US for his death – and Isis's threat to kill another American journalist, Steven Sotloff, is also testing Obama's goal of safeguarding US nationals in a country overrun by Isis.
