The phrase "after purposely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action was taken intentionally following a specific event or situation.
Example: "She acted after purposely considering all the possible outcomes of her decision."
Alternatives: "after intentionally" or "after deliberately".
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a police interrogation tactic designed to induce suspects to give incriminating statements after purposely delaying Miranda warnings.
A1 The Supreme Court rejected a police interrogation tactic designed to induce suspects to give incriminating statements after purposely delaying Miranda warnings.
The movie is at its most chilling when Mr. Funk, with a bloody nose after purposely losing his last match, bids farewell to the crowd.
After purposely plagiarizing an essay by George Orwell that was marked B-, Crichton switched to anthropology studies as an undergraduate.
"Urinetown" opened Off Broadway in May after a purposely low-key marketing plan aimed at building "insider" buzz about the production.
I thought of both incidents this week after having purposely booked a trip by both plane and ferry to come to this town and actually stand on the beach at Puys, which I think of as the scene of the crime.
In a Democracy Now! exclusive, undocumented immigrant-rights activist Viridiana Martinez speaks out from a detention center in Pompano Beach, Florida, after being purposely arrested.
In the case of apoptosis, observation time was only 24 hours after treatment purposely to check only the ability of Maldi 531.2[M + H]+ to "initiate" apoptosis.
After that, purposely lose and collect more.
It isn't until Paul gets to the third stage--after Hnath has purposely lulled us a half hour--that the ice breaks.
In one Reiter-approved vaccine "experiment," 250 prisoners at Buchenwald died after they were purposely infected with rickettsia, a type of microbe.
