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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after reportedly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being stated based on reports or claims made by others, often in news or informational contexts.
Example: "The company announced layoffs after reportedly facing significant financial difficulties."
Alternatives: "following claims that" or "subsequent to reports that".
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It seems Danica Patrick is no longer a potential Nascar free agent, after reportedly signing a deal with JR Motorsports.
Captain Nowak was arrested after reportedly confronting Capt.
Ms Aslan died after reportedly fending off a bus driving attempting to rape her.
She was taken back to her hotel after reportedly contracting a bug and throwing up.
Mathieu, 20, was kicked off the Tigers' team last week after reportedly failing several drug tests.
Dublin DJ Ross Cummings, 22, died after reportedly carried out a Neknomination.
Could be on the move soon after reportedly turning down multiple extension offers from Fulham.
He died after reportedly undergoing interrogation by a private contract employee of the CIA.
It was closed by its publisher, Leonard Stern, after reportedly losing about $5 million a year.
But Abbott began regretting the deal in mid-March, after reportedly learning that the U.S. government was investigating Alere in an overseas bribery probe.
The owner took the remaining pills home after reportedly being concerned a similar fate could await another dog or child.
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