The phrase "after rightly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something follows after a correct action or decision, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After rightly assessing the situation, the team decided to proceed with caution."
Alternatives: "after correctly" or "after justly".
After rightly railing against female genital mutilation in Africa, which is an indigenous cultural practice with no very firm ties to any particular religion, Hitchens lunges at male circumcision.
"What this ad shows is that after rightly seeking justice for himself, Greg Abbott turned around and spent his entire career denying that same kind of justice to other victims," Davis communications director Zac Petkanas told The Huffington Post.
But after rightly noting that an ISIS takeover of Damascus would be "a very, very bad outcome," he blandly states: "The West supported the Algerian military regime against the Islamic Salvation Front in the 1990s, despite the government's dirty war and similar crimes to those being committed by the Baathists in Syria".
AFTER years of rightly criticizing President Robert Mugabe's authoritarian rule in Zimbabwe, Western countries now face a different, and difficult, set of decisions.
Those concerned about the stigmatisation of depression after Lubitz rightly point to the fact that self-harm rather than violence is more likely.
After being rightly praised for a more team-oriented approach in the regular season, Anthony regressed in the playoffs, taking a career-high 25.8 shots a game and converting just 40.6 percent.
After Francis Lee, rightly or wrongly dubbed Lee Won Pen, went down when he was playing for Derby County against Leeds United at the Baseball Ground in 1975 an enraged Norman Hunter promptly chinned him with a punch of which Henry Cooper would have been proud.
Most recently, Gray's majestic historical drama "The Immigrant" (which I discuss in this clip) was distributed by the Weinstein Company and met again with Weinstein's effort to tinker with the film; after Gray rightly resisted, the company bumped the film from the year-end release calendar and, with almost no marketing at all, dumped it into a handful of theatres the following spring.
Moreover, even after one rightly discerns the value of an action per se and the value of undertaking a proposed action, experience shows that value perception does not compel either the will or the heart to provide a fitting response.
Murray Goodwin, who had made 113 in the first innings, was deceived in the flight as he came down the pitch to Keedy, while Ben Brown was beaten by Stephen Moore's throw from cover after Joyce rightly sent him back when he looked for a single to get off the mark.
Compassion, after all, is rightly regarded as a basic Buddhist value.
