The phrase "after in part because" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of phrases that do not logically connect, making it unusable in any context.
Example: "The project was delayed after in part because of unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "partly due to" or "in part due to".
It already has more than 150 million registered users, and while the company reported a $5.4 million loss on $101.3 million in revenue in its second-quarter earnings last week, its stock rose soon after — in part because the company is starting to figure out how to make more money on mobile advertising, a weak spot in the past.
Back then, her commentary was much sought after, in part because she kept her name in the news as a possible 2012 Republican presidential candidate — until October 2011, that is, when she declared on Mark Levin's radio show that she wouldn't be running.
But the results have been mixed, in part because soon after the financial collapse of 2008, Congress delayed the rules, to shield companies.
It gained powerful adherents right after 9/11, when Rumsfeld and Cheney decided to go after Saddam, in part because they wanted to send the message that the U.S. would not be content with attacking Afghanistan.
After 1820, in part because of the rise in literacy, publishers produced books with permanent covers.
CNN had no operation to poll voters after voting, in part because of the high cost.
The vaunted power of the Qing armies also waned after 1800, in part because of new modes of warfare.
Whatever the case, work on Russia did not resume in earnest until after Thanksgiving, in part because Obama made his last foreign trip.
Organic compared to conventional wheat had greater plant densities (37%) 2 weeks after planting in part because of the delayed emergence of conventional wheat (Table 1).
It seems clear that Addington was able to promote vast executive powers after September 11th in part because he and Cheney had been laying the political groundwork for years.
American military strikes in Yemen against those suspected of terrorism began in December 2009 and were suspended for months after May 2010, in part because of concern about civilian casualties and the killing of a deputy provincial governor.
