The phrase "after recognised" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to indicate a sequence of events, but it requires additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "After being recognised for her achievements, she received numerous offers from prestigious universities."
Alternatives: "following recognition" or "subsequent to being recognised".
It is understood they intervened after recognising the sound of the suspect loading his Kalashnikov.
They struck up a conversation after recognising each other on the platform.
A passenger had contacted port officials after recognising Ichihashi, who was wearing a hat, sunglasses and paper surgical mask.
A passenger had contacted port officials after recognising Ichihashi despite his disguise of a hat, sunglasses and surgical mask.
A passenger had contacted port officials after recognising Ichihashi, who was wearing a hat, sunglasses and a paper surgical mask.
Strikingly, he sold his error collection after recognising that it was as complete as it ever would be.
It began offering financial services in the 80s after recognising that many financial institutions were ignoring the potentially huge 'grey' market.
Sonboly's identity was confirmed to police on Friday by his father, who contacted the police after recognising his son on a video that was circulating on social media after the shooting, Heimberger confirmed.
Mr Meek called the FBI after recognising his former friend in a police appeal, down to the stained sweatshirt he wore while playing videogames in his home the morning of the attack.
In the most likely scenario Mr Brown will take his leave relatively swiftly, after recognising that any efforts to prop himself up with Lib Dem support are likely to be hopeless.
Another opportunity to catch him was missed in March 2001 when a friend of Grant's telephoned the Crimestoppers helpline after recognising an e-fit on BBC1's Crimewatch programme.
