The phrase "after horrendous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that follows something extremely bad or unpleasant.
Example: "After horrendous weather conditions, the event was finally able to take place."
Alternatives: "following terrible" or "subsequent to dreadful".
In Kurosawa's film, a blind youth gropes along at the brim of a precipice after horrendous scenes of war.
From the start of the uprising, Mr. Williamson said, Mr. Obama's response has been muted and "slow on the draw," even after horrendous abuses by the Assad government.
It has had healthy economic growth (4.8% a year in 2005-10) and a functioning democracy, albeit after horrendous post-election violence in 2008.
He said "public and political opinion will shift in a similar way to that seen following the death of baby Peter Connelly," who died in 2007 after horrendous abuse at home.
In the past few years, most notably in Kenya and Zimbabwe, presidents have lost elections but, after horrendous spasms of violence, have persuaded the AU and junior regional bodies, such as the 15-country Southern African Development Community, to let them remain at the head of patchwork governments of "national unity".
Many 20th-century thinkers rejected the notion of progress after horrendous events such as the two World Wars, the Holocaust, and the use of nuclear weaponry.
AFTER the horrendous violence that followed Kenya's flawed general election in 2007, the mediation of Kofi Annan, a former secretary-general of the United Nations, was acclaimed for pushing the two main political parties into a coalition government.
Firing a coach/GM after one horrendous season (especially after two moderately successful ones) isn't Lurie's MO.
He captures the exuberance and fear of zipping down Chicago's busy avenues, the slap of the winter wind, the shock of finding himself alive after yet another horrendous scrape with a car.
It came about after two horrendous murders of girls by people who had committed previous crimes.
After a horrendous start last autumn, Wisconsin's Badgers are winning as of old.
