The phrase "after ratifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an action that occurs following the ratification of a document, agreement, or treaty.
Example: "The new policy will take effect after ratifying the treaty by all member states."
Alternatives: "following ratification" or "subsequent to ratifying".
After ratifying its agreement on Oct. 31, it had to wait the customary 30 days for its entry.
Australia was once a leader in dealing with climate change; seven years after ratifying the Kyoto protocol, it is now something approaching an international pariah.
More than 700 supermarket employees who have been on strike for seven weeks will go back to work after ratifying a new contract, union officials said.
Here, violence and politics are still intertwined — eight years after the American invasion, six years after ratifying a Constitution, and after several national and local elections, all ratified by international groups as free and fair.
Nearly 6 years after signing and 6 months after ratifying the UN Convention Against Corruption, India is still without a law "prohibiting a private person from offering a bribe," The Hindustan Times says.
All troops involved in UN peacekeeping missions are exempt from prosecution.Of the 139 countries which have signed up to the ICC, 97 have so far become full "state parties" after ratifying its statutes.
You see, Egypt's next president's authority will not be set out until the new constitution is drafted and ratified, AFTER the president is elected.
Article VII stipulated that the Constitution would become operational after being ratified by nine states.
It eventually comes into legal force in 2005 after Russia ratifies it.
A 26-day strike against Group Health Inc., the nonprofit health insurer, ended yesterday after workers ratified a new contract.
The day after Germany ratified the treaty, Hitler began attending Army propaganda classes aimed at repressing revolutionary tendencies.
