The phrase "after misuse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a situation or consequence that occurs following the improper or incorrect use of something.
Example: "The software will automatically lock the user out after misuse of the login credentials."
Alternatives: "following improper use" or "subsequent to misuse".
In his latest report to the bankruptcy court, the trustee, Louis J. Freeh, outlined his investigation of MF Global, which collapsed in October after misusing customer money.
Futures customers — and the integrity of the industry — were dealt a further blow this summer when another firm collapsed after misusing customer money.
She was named the senior commissioner tasked with overseeing the agency's enforcement division as it investigates MF Global, the brokerage firm that blew up in October 2011 after misusing more than $1 billion in customer money.
"Common sense says why would you accept these types of shenanigans?" The new details are part of Mr. Freeh's 119-page report outlining the status of his investigation of MF Global, which collapsed last October after misusing roughly $1 billion of customer money.
Since many new heroin users — 80percentt, according to an estimate cited by Christie's commission — get hooked after misusing pills, reducing the supply of pills has been central to Christie's approach to the opioid crisis as governor, and it's a key component of his commission's recommendations to Trump.
The morning after: alcohol misuse and employment problems.
Sure, the business-model concept unraveled after flagrant misuse by dot bombs.
For a good example of how American reporters routinely go after American misuse of American law, you can do worse than starting with work that has appeared within these pages.
The investigators, Glenn Walp and Steven Doran, were originally hired by the laboratory to investigate the handling of government property, but were dismissed in November after reporting misuse of laboratory credit cards and $2.7 million in missing computers and other equipment.
They should be treated like insurance by the authorities, especially after their misuse became a focal point in the US financial crisis.
