The phrase "after its return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event or action that occurs following the return of something, such as an item, a person, or a situation.
Example: "The project will be reviewed after its return from the client."
Alternatives: "following its return" or "subsequent to its return".
After its return home it was celebrated as a success, despite having needed an expensive relief mission to free Discovery and its crew from the ice, and later disputes about the quality of some of its scientific records.
And seven years after its return from exile, it has neither shaken its reputation as being beholden to Iran nor has it managed to outgrow the reflexive suspicion of a clandestine movement.
After its return to Mexico, it was placed in the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City.
Although Hong Kong was guaranteed some autonomy after its return from Britain in 1997, it is not clear whether it extends to harboring a man whom China regards as a spy.
She visited the hornbill after its return & decided that it would be happier in a larger cage in the Bronx Zoo & arranged for it to be moved there, where it is now awaiting transfer to the Bronx Zoo's World of Birds building, to be completed next year.
Chip designer CSR jumped 30.3p, or 7.5%, to 432.4p after its return to profitability in the third quarter.
In July, the commission decided to take no action against another group, the Scottish Jacobite party, after its spending return was late because it said nothing had been spent.
The group will not take any further steps until after its leaders return from Rome and its members gather in regional meetings and at a wider assembly in August.
Sotheby's pulled it from auction in March 2011 after Cambodia asked for its return.
But it pulled the statue from auction after Cambodia asked for its return.
A diplomatic complaint was issued by the US after its seizure, and its return demanded.
