The phrase "after marshalling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of organizing or arranging something, typically in a sequential or systematic manner.
Example: "After marshalling the data, we were able to identify the key trends in the research."
Alternatives: "after organizing" or "after arranging".
After Marshal Michel Ney defected to Napoleon on March 17 , 1815 the King fled to Ghent.
"While driving through Milltown, I noticed that you have a street named after Marshal Pétain," it began.
After Marshal's Death, Radios Are Issued On Aug. 21, Erskine G. Bryce became the first New York City marshal to be killed on the job in 17 years.
After Marshal Josef Tito broke ranks with Moscow in 1948, Yugoslavia rejected notions of Soviet-style central planning and created its own brand of socialism.
Usually lumped in with industrial music, Laibach formed in June 1980, one month after Marshal Tito's death, in what was then Yugoslavia.
After US marshals pulled him out of an abandoned airport hangar in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains on Thursday evening, they took Frein back to the same state police barracks where, on September 12, he allegedly shot and killed Corporal Bryon Dickson and injured another state trooper in an ambush.
After US marshals pulled him out of an abandoned airport hangar in Pennsylvania's Pocono mountains on Thursday evening, they took Frein back to the same state police barracks where, on September 12, he allegedly shot and killed Corporal Bryon Dickson and injured another state trooper in an ambush.
But the world has gotten ever more complicated since the Truman Administration, and after 50 years of marshalling the firm, Rigas announced Wednesday he would resign his CEO post; the decision comes as Adelphia is shadowed by a U.S. government investigation into its accounting practices and off-balance sheet dealings.
After this, we marshalled a shortlist of six and set about choosing our winner.
The British prime minister undertook similar diplomatic journeying after Sept. 11, to marshal support for the war in Afghanistan.
