The phrase "after great work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or action that follows significant effort or achievement.
Example: "After great work on the project, the team celebrated their success with a dinner."
Alternatives: "following significant effort" or "after considerable achievement".
55 min: Engalnd win the scrum after great work from Morgan.
Mind you Van Gaal was not to blame when Rooney fell over his own feet when easier to score after great work from Mata.
This didn't look likely to change when he missed a sitter on 52 minutes after great work from Pierre Wome cutting in from the left.
Stephen Dawson blazed over after great work by the pacy Hamshaw, who also set up Michael Boulding, the striker denied by Wheater's last-ditch intervention.
Things got better after the break with Paulse going over again, followed by a rampant Joe Van Niekerk scoring after great work by Bobby Skinstad.
Another chance went begging when centre Eamonn Sheridan ignored Topsy Ojo on his outside after great work by O'Connor and then Yarde was just short of the line after making a lunge from a ruck.
Nugent should have scored but side-footed wide from 12 yards after more great work by the jet-heeled Dyer and Knockaert went close after a lightning break and some smart footwork on the right flank.
And this is again very experimental, very different; it really is different than almost anything I can show you, not only before but even after this great work of architecture, and it gives us some insight into the creativity of Rabirius, and the way in which Domitian was allowing him to be.
Slew then had the chance to double the hosts' lead but after some great work to get himself free in the box he was unable to beat Williams.
However Andy Robinson has to be involved, after the great work that he has done with Scotland really shows how good he is.
However, from the moment Fulham forward Smith, who has now scored seven goals in six starts for City, headed in after some great work by Emmanuel-Thomas the visitors looked in control.
