The phrase "after reconfiguring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will occur following the process of reconfiguration, often in technical or operational contexts.
Example: "The system will restart after reconfiguring to apply the new settings."
Alternatives: "following reconfiguration" or "subsequent to reconfiguring".
General Electric divests as often as it purchases, after reconfiguring its targets.
(2) When there exists only one faulty node in LTQn, both the dilation and congestion will become 2 after reconfiguring CBTn.
(3) When there exist two faulty nodes in LTQn, then both the dilation and congestion will become 3 after reconfiguring CBTn.
(4) For any faulty set F of LTQn with 2<|F|≤2n−1, both the dilation and congestion will become 3 after reconfiguring CBTn under certain constraints.
Even after reconfiguring the school's computer security, John Battles, the Randolph school superintendent, said, "we're in a horse race" with students who have grown-up computer skills and teenage ethics.
This may explain the phenomenon where overturning of the cold lid is observed once or a few times but then stabilized after reconfiguring into smaller cells.
Figure 5 Experimental results for dropped signal and (b) after reconfigure operation: (a) spatial distribution, (b) temporal waveform, and (c) spectrum.
Russian criticism diminished after Mr. Obama reconfigured the proposal to use smaller interceptors.
Windows on the new drive will still access files on the old drive and then after you reconfigure or remove the old drive windows will not work.
Slave owners were actively involved in reconfiguring race after slavery, popularising new legitimations for inequality that remain part of the legacy of Britain's colonial past.
Anybody could stand around and watch England reconfiguring themselves after the shock of Croke Park and another bruising weekend in the Premiership.
