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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after ousting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that occurs following the removal or expulsion of someone from a position or place.
Example: "The new leader implemented several reforms after ousting the previous administration."
Alternatives: "following the removal" or "subsequent to the ousting".
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After ousting him, she stepped up prosecutions for drunken driving.
After ousting Jackson, Hubbard was happy to settle for a Camp Champion T-shirt.
Mr Bush has openly committed America to rebuilding Iraq after ousting Mr Hussein.
The Devils were off Thursday after ousting Toronto in Game 7 on Wednesday.
Since then, only one African team has reached the quarterfinals: Ghana in 2010 after ousting the United States.
Julia Gillard became Australia's first female prime minister after ousting Kevin Rudd; she kept the job after a subsequent election.
As the votes were being counted, Republicans celebrated the fact that voters were willing to return them to power after ousting them just four years ago.
Perhaps they should not be underdogs at all, not after ousting the Cavaliers, who won the most games in the regular season.
She first won a seat in the House of Representatives in 1992, when she was only 32, after ousting a sitting congressman in a Democratic primary.
After ousting the Taliban government, the United States thought that the military victory, achieved at little cost, was final and had basically solved the long-term problem.
The Labor leader, Julia Gillard, became the country's first female prime minister in June, after ousting the once highly popular Kevin Rudd.
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