The phrase "after incorporated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actions or events that occur following the incorporation of a business or organization.
Example: "The company will begin operations after incorporated, ensuring all legal requirements are met."
Alternatives: "after formation" or "post-incorporation".
The working-class village of Mastic Beach on Long Island struggled with spiraling taxes after it incorporated.
A biologically intuitive, highly interconnected MMS survival network was revealed after we incorporated pathway data in our interactome analysis.
The moves were the boldest since International Speedway was founded by Bill France Sr., in 1953, five years after he incorporated Nascar.
That was the first vehicle Honda marketed in the United States, soon after it incorporated in 1959 and established American headquarters on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles.
But after it incorporated as a separate jurisdiction within Miami-Dade County, with business-friendly local managers, it became a magnet for investment — and was rebranded as "Florida's Riviera". Trump's name graces a string of sleek buildings along this strip of coast.
According to cricket historian Douglas Miller, the percentage of lbw dismissals increased after broadcasters incorporated ball-tracking technology such as Hawk-Eye into their television coverage of matches.
Russian troops have ousted Ukrainian forces in Crimea and seized their ships and military bases after Russia incorporated the peninsula as part of the country last week, a move denounced as illegal by Ukraine.
Since 1977, a year after it incorporated as a city, La Canada Flintridge, on the San Gabriel Mountain slopes northwest of Pasadena, has been accumulating money from the Community Development Block Grant program of the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
"You can't do a lot of the things that other cities are doing in this particular town". Since 1977, a year after it incorporated as a city, La Canada Flintridge, on the San Gabriel Mountain slopes northeast of Glendale, has been accumulating money from the Community Development Block Grant program of the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
In the recent past, a prolonged hospital stay after THR incorporated a period of rehabilitation.
