The phrase "after having captured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action of capturing has been completed before another action takes place.
Example: "After having captured the moment on film, she felt a sense of accomplishment."
Alternatives: "after capturing" or "once captured".
Perhaps, seems the implication, after having captured a spy the leader will assume he can harbor the English without the Spaniards' knowledge.
Of the smaller parties, the Greens had the greatest reason to celebrate, after having captured their first-ever parliamentary seat (in Brighton, on England's south coast).
Before the end of the 15th century, moreover, Russia had joined in the attack on the league's Baltic monopoly: in 1478 the grand prince of Moscow, Ivan III, after having captured Novgorod, expelled the Hanseatic merchants living there; and in 1494 Saint Peter's court at Novgorod formally ceased to be a Hanseatic Kontor.
After having captured or destroyed the forts in the valley, the plan called for Gillespie to either move eastwards to expel Amar Singh Thapa's troops from Srinagar, or westwards to take Nahan, the largest town in the Sirmaur district, where Amar Singh's son, Ranjore Singh Thapa, controlled the government.
This displacement is further supported by T. karelinii mitochondrial DNA having spread into a region where we infer T. karelinii was never present – this would require a T. macedonicus host that was expanding its range after having captured T. karelinii mitochondrial DNA.
In 2016, after Trump had captured the GOP nomination, more NBA teams left.
The Führer was so enraged by Yefimov's cartoons that he swore to execute him after he had captured Moscow.
The story, published a month after the Chandlers were taken hostage, claimed Ainsworth had "let slip" two rescue opportunities after pirates had captured the retired Kent couple from their small yacht off the Seychelles.
Saudi Arabia followed Pakistan's lead in recognizing the Taliban in 1997, a year after they had captured most of the country from the squabbling factions of the mujahedeen that the two countries had long backed.
Adrian crowned Frederick I Barbarossa as Holy Roman emperor in 1155, after Frederick had captured and handed over to him Arnold of Brescia, who had led a revolt in Rome.
He retains much of the scenario of the 1910 original ballet choreographed by Michel Fokine for Diaghilev: an enchanted Firebird gives the hero, Prince Ivan, a feather after he has captured and freed her.
