The phrase "after governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or events that occur following a period of governance or leadership.
Example: "The policies implemented after governing the region for five years led to significant improvements in the economy."
Alternatives: "subsequent to ruling" or "following administration".
THREE years have passed since Mahathir Mohamad stepped down, after governing Malaysia for 22 years.
And it will test whether the president can truly forge a bipartisan consensus after governing almost entirely through one party.
But after governing only in good times, he could be weakened politically by a slumping economy and a fiscal crisis.
After governing Hesse for 11 years and serving as deputy leader of the Christian Democrats, Mr. Koch, 52, said he would resign from office Aug. 31.
Helen Dragas regrets the turmoil and anger that enveloped the University of Virginia last summer after governing board leaders privately asked U-Va.
On August 12th, and in another surprise and bold move, Morsi forcibly retired Generals Tantawi and Enan, the two main figures who presided over the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which handed him the presidency after governing Egypt after the uprising.
President Karolos Papoulias asked Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis to form a government, after the governing conservative New Democracy Party won close weekend elections.
Mr. Rumsfeld's visit comes less than three months after the governing party, the Croatian Democratic Union, regained power.
This budget comes 10 days after the governing Congress party, of which Mr. Mukherjee is a senior leader, suffered defeats in important state elections.
Manchester United are on a collision course with the Football Association after the governing body refused to accept Jonny Evans's denial that he spat at Newcastle United's Papiss Cissé.
Nepal was plunged into a fresh political crisis today after the governing party expelled Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba over his move to dissolve Parliament and call early elections.
