The phrase "after incurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of experiencing or accumulating something, typically a cost or a liability.
Example: "After incurring significant expenses, the company had to reassess its budget."
Alternatives: "following the accumulation of" or "after facing".
Alistair took gold in London and Jonny settled for bronze after incurring a time penalty on the course for a minor cycling infringement.
He said he expected banks to show bonus restraint after incurring combined losses of £80bn in 2008 and insisted government tax polices were based on "fairness and responsibility".
After incurring significant losses this year, Mr. Soros's top two lieutenants announced a week ago that they were departing Soros Fund Management.
You may remember that Green and Allen's joint venture, ITV Digital, sponsored by their respective companies Carlton and Granada, closed last year after incurring losses of £1 billion.
Romain Grosjean was sixth in his Lotus, that after incurring a drive-through penalty for gaining an advantage in passing Felipe Massa by running off the circuit.
The companies are now owned by the government after incurring enormous losses on loans that borrowers could not afford to repay.
The plaintiffs claim large numbers of students who enrolled in Education Management schools dropped out, probably after incurring debt from loans.
The DR Congo international will serve a one-game ban after incurring his fifth yellow card of the season against West Ham.
Cuts to the budget for social care put extra strains on hospitals that are already overstretched, as I saw at first hand during a recent stay in a London hospital after incurring a minor injury.
Diana D'Alessio, the first-round leader, finished with a one-over-par 73 after incurring a one-stroke penalty on the 13th green for a moving-ball violation on top of what turned into a triple-bogey seven.
Meanwhile, David Beckham's Footwork Productions reported sales up 8% to £16.5m last year, but generated profits of just £390,500 after incurring £14.4m of "administrative expensive" – largely accounted for by a £14.1m payout to the highest paid director.
