The phrase "after it generated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an action that occurred following the generation of something, such as data or content.
Example: "The report was finalized after it generated the necessary data for analysis."
Alternatives: "subsequent to its generation" or "following its generation".
Another project, in Basel, Switzerland, was shut down after it generated earthquakes in 2006 and 2007 and is awaiting the decision of a panel of experts about whether it can resume.
His office sent out several e-mail messages to reporters about the quote after it generated reports of angry House Democrats, most particularly the speaker, Nancy Pelosi, who was reported to be fuming.
After it generated more than an average 40% return on investment for savers, showed evidence of benefits for women and reducing tension between ethnic groups, we are scaling up our pilot village savings and loans association (VSLA) programme in the isolated, conflict-affected region of South Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Yet, there are obstacles to such a deal, starting with the fact that there'd likely be less of an appetite for Mayweather-Cotto II after it generated in excess of $40 million in pay-per-view profits last time.
"Our main goal is to help people save money," he told me, though he also freely admitted that TurboTax would obviously get a kickback when people refinance their homes after it generates a lead.
We lately surveyed the interaction of P. graminicola with rice seedling roots [ 4] and revealed that this pathogen quickly invaded the rice rhizodermis via penetration hyphae, after which it generated a dense intracellular network in the inner root tissues and ultimately triggered necrosis.
Other risers so far include Legal & General, up 4.3p to 234.9p after it said it generated 12% more cash in the first nine months of the year, lifted by corporate annuity sales.
Retailers have been under pressure to act after Tesco admitted it generated 28,500 tonnes of food waste at its stores and distribution centres in the first six months of last year alone.
After it was opened, it generated more power than the entire infrastructure of the pre-1917 Russian empire.
He made neither his name nor his fortune out of his crossword 'invention', or out of the transatlantic craze that it generated after 1924, when two young tyro publishers, Dick Simon and Lincoln Schuster, had a huge success with their first book of his reprinted New York World puzzles.
"The Deep" is based on the real story of a fisherman trying to survive in chilly waters after his boat capsizes, and it generated favorable reactions on the festival circuit.
