The phrase "after knowingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or decision was made with awareness or understanding of the consequences.
Example: "She signed the contract after knowingly accepting all the terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "after being aware" or "after fully understanding".
After knowingly hiring a human missile they failed to appreciate the former Swindon manager required precision guidance.
It turns out that Engle recently pleaded guilty to the charge after knowingly allowing a friend to drive her car drunk, which is also a DUI charge under Tennessee law.
L. 93 318 inserted "and for profit" after "knowingly" and struck out "as a trade name or in such manner as suggests the character 'Smokey Bear' " after "facsimile thereof, or the name 'Smokey Bear' ".
Rhys Williams and Gareth Warburton received four and six-month bans after "not knowingly" taking supplements containing prohibited substances.
"The fact that we came in and kicked TransCanada out after they knowingly were entering into unceded territory, and sent their workers ill-informed into the territory, we see it as an end to a project that they were attempting to start," Toghestiy said.
Beyond the border, we're going after employers who knowingly exploit people and break the law.
Worse still, in state after state, Republicans knowingly created hurdles to keep people of color from voting.
But how are you going to spend all this money and then put it back on the street?" A special enforcement unit, reporting directly to the mayor, goes after landlords who knowingly rent to counterfeiters.
Instagram says you can't post other people's stuff, but it won't go after those who knowingly do so unless their victim comes forward.
He called on DHS to return to the Bush era of highly politicized, ineffectual and inhumane workplace raids, which put the focus of immigration enforcement on rounding up undocumented immigrants in massive, military-style operations, instead of going after employers who knowingly exploit the system.
[The Daily Mail] Scotts Miracle-Gro awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to knowingly selling birdseed to which pesticide had been added — even after two employees had warned the company against it.
