The phrase "after having borne" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has endured or carried something before a certain point in time or action.
Example: "After having borne the weight of her responsibilities for years, she finally decided to take a break."
Alternatives: "after enduring" or "after carrying".
A trio of gossiping women show up to fill us in on the background and latest developments in the life of Celie (the wonderful Cynthia Erivo), a girl who is sold into marriage at 14 after having borne two children by the man she believes is her father.
"After having borne the brunt of the 'war on drugs'," they write, "black Americans are now largely missing out on the economic opportunities created by legalization".
His wife died after twenty years of marriage having borne him nine children, only four of whom survived.
The Emperor, denied a dispensation by the patriarch Nicholas I the Mystic to marry Zoe after she had borne him a son in 905, appealed the case to the pentarchy ("five patriarchs"), viz., Rome (Pope Sergius III), Constantinople, Jerusalem, Alexandria, and Antioch.
When Siemens or another big company comes along to digitise our investments, they are the VCs putting in late-stage capital after we've borne all the risks, sometimes for centuries.
Three years after she had borne a son, whom she named Samuel which is interpreted "Asked of God," a phrase that fits the meaning of Saul's name but may actually mean "El Has Heard"—Hannah took the boy to the shrine at Shiloh.
But there is some comfort in the notion that the problem is at least contained, supported by the government's 43% stake in the group.More help for the bank is in theory coming from the new asset-protection scheme: the state will underwrite 90% of further losses on around £230 billion of the worst assets after Lloyds has borne the first 10%.
After all, she had borne him a son, which was, presumably, what all men wanted.
He began to campaign on the issue of Aids, speaking at international conferences and giving support to the 46664 fundraising campaign, named after the number he had borne in prison.
The discovery of the Cipher Bureau's archives, decades after the Polish-Soviet War, has borne out Ścieżyński's assertion In mid-1931, athehe Polish General Staff, a Cipher Bureau was formed by merging the Radio-Intelligence Office (Referat Radiowywiadu) and the Polish-Cryptography Office (Referat Szyfrów Własnych).
The result of Europe's lack of investment in Libya after the end of the dictator has borne results: political chaos, violence and a wave of refugees fleeing.
