The phrase "after masquerading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs following a period of pretending or disguising one's true identity or intentions.
Example: "After masquerading as a wealthy businessman, he finally revealed his true self to the world."
Alternatives: "after pretending" or "after disguising".
In this version, after successfully masquerading as a man in Venice, Lily Rabe's Portia returns to her sumptuous estate in Belmont and realizes she can't have it all as a woman.
7.04pm BST Malaga's Eliseu is lucky to escape without any punishment after a stamp masquerading as a challenge on Felipe Luis.
In 2008, she started her "credible deterrence strategy" to go after "criminals in suits masquerading as City professionals".
Tchakala's elder brother Bana Tchanile is also a former national coach but was banned from football for three years after taking a team masquerading as the national side to play a friendly fixture against Bahrain in 2010.
This week, after almost 15 years masquerading as an IT marketer and good corporate citizen, happily reaping the financial benefit, I was "resourced" (IBM parlance for "laid off"), along with 12,000 others around the globe.
To report a case of an occult, metallic, anterior-chamber intraocular foreign body after uneventful phacoemulsification that was masquerading as chronic recalcitrant postoperative inflammation.
Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy joked Daryl Murphy's sister can stop masquerading as him after the striker ended his goal drought at Rotherham on Saturday.
After spending nearly two months masquerading as a fast food employee, a Thurmont police officer was able to confiscate a mere 5 grams of marijuana and two morphine pills, The Frederick-News Post reports. .
Haydn's C minor Sonata from 1771, like Schubert's F minor Impromptu after intermission, is a big piece masquerading as a small one.
After all, Tim Tebow is a superstar masquerading as an underdog.
