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The phrase "after having browsed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action of browsing has been completed before proceeding to another action or statement.
Example: "After having browsed through the available options, I decided to purchase the blue dress."
Alternatives: "after browsing" or "once I browsed".
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Recently, after having browsed in Trader Vic's Tiki Party! (2005), I marinated a cha siu pork tenderloin, bought a fat sack of limes, and took the train to Mike's place in New Haven.
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But at Bergdorf Goodman, that grand lady of Fifth Avenue department stores, it seems appropriate to pick up a copy of "Marlene Dietrich's ABC's" after you've browsed through the cocktail dresses, or Elsie De Wolfe's "House in Good Taste" when you've settled on a set of crystal dessert bowls.
We've browsed through photos from across the United States.
I could (and indeed have) browsed the site for hours.
You have browsed an ABC apparel company's website.
Both BioModels Database and PathCase-SB have "browse models by name" and "browse models using GO" features.
"We get a lot of people who come in on a Sunday to browse after having brunch in one of the local cafés," he said.
It is possible to browse the purchasing page after having ordered some products or not.
This tends to occur after having visited a candidate's website, and results in banner ads occasionally popping up when browsing the web.
Richie, in his barbershop, when Patrick comes by after discovering that Kevin has been browsing on Grindr: "You ready?" (He's referring to the therapeutic buzz cut he's about to give Patrick; he holds clippers and comb at an apologetic distance).
David Willis had been browsing in Waterstones in Trafalgar Square on Thursday night, but went downstairs shortly after 9pm to find the lights out and the shop deserted.
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