The phrase "after she does so" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen following a specific action taken by a female subject.
Example: "She will submit the report after she does so, we can proceed with the meeting."
Alternatives: "after she completes that" or "once she has done that".
She also said the defendant's half brother gave her $500 after she did so.
Ms. Le Pen has made Hénin-Beaumont a party stronghold after she did so well in parliamentary elections four years ago, winning 29 percent of the city's vote in the first round and 24.4 percent over all in the constituency.
Lauer noticeably calmed down after she did so, which I (for one) was thankful for.
Emerging from school after receiving that disheartening news, she's confronted by a trio of tough girls who are also black; they coax her to join them, and, after some hesitation, she does so.
She does so after conducting a baseline survey which allows her to distinguish student needs and capabilities The resultant diploma in primary education has ensured that a child remaining in school ensures an exponential increase in learning capacities.
She does so, but after the first day of her rampage, Ra decides to prevent her from killing all humanity.
Her silence was aggressive & though her mother continued to look after her, she did so from a distance, careful not to disturb her.
A man who had helped care for her mother during the day asked Ms. Gurney to help him out after a knee replacement; she did so during the summer.
After a few attempts, she did so – with all the numbers squashed into the right-hand side: low-tech, indisputable proof that the right hemisphere of her brain was seriously inflamed.
In just a few short minutes, Gaga stormed through Bowie hit after Bowie hit, and she did so while also being careful to pay honor to his carefully crafted aesthetic, as well. .
