The phrase "after she let" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an action that occurred following someone allowing or permitting something to happen.
Example: "After she let the dog outside, she realized it was going to rain."
Alternatives: "after she allowed" or "after she permitted".
A mother is facing prison after she let her four-year-old son play outside on his own.
Hours after she let in the homeless siblings, Collins stopped at several dollar stores after work on her six-mile drive home.
The also judge came under criticism in June, after she let a robbery suspect in her courtroom elude detectives by letting him out a back exit.
She said that she was fired in December 2005 after she let slip that she had retained a company voice mail message that she thought provided evidence of illegal activity.
Somewhere in that fog is Krystal, the woman I met Saturday night, who seemed to know everybody in the bar but kept circling back to me, even after she let some crazy asshole lick her eyeball.
I fell head over heels for her when she first hit the scene but the glaring omission of decent third-party titles has caused a rift in our relationship wider than the special pants she had to purchase after she "let herself go" once I'd been roped in.
Ms. Ciesla isn't particularly funny as Mrs. Mannerly, but after she lets down her guard to become just plain Helen she's endearing and almost witty.
Set in Saudi Arabia during the 80s, it charts a series of increasingly unwelcome visits by a Pakistani businessman to the married narrator's flat in Jeddah after she lets him in one day to use her phone.
After that, she let's them know her other stipulations.
The day after the sale, she let the Spring Lake fire department run practice drills in her house, setting off smoke bombs, breaking windows and scaling the roof.
After the show, she let the producers know how she felt!
