The phrase "after she saved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where one action follows another, specifically in the context of someone saving something or someone.
Example: "After she saved the document, she felt a sense of relief knowing her work was secure."
Alternatives: "following her rescue" or "subsequent to her saving".
Li's first hot streak came after she saved two break points on her serve at 2-2.
A US animal shelter has given its 'hero dog' award to a cat after she saved a six-year-old boy from an attack by a neighbour's dog.
I asked Tara — who was thirty, and had a soft, kind face — if the man had said anything to her after she saved him.
After she saved four break points on her first service game, Clijsters calmed down, took a deep breath and swung away.
And despite being denied combat roles, women in the US military have even been awarded silver stars – the third-highest combat military decoration – for their performance: 19-year-old Monica Lin Brown, in 2008, became the first such recipient after she saved the lives of fellow soldiers following a roadside bomb attack in Iraq.
In "Toxic", it is revealed that Tess had a brief romantic relationship with Oliver Queen after she saved his life while he was stranded on an island.
"I Remember You" recounts the romance between cancer researcher Leah Stefanie Butlerr) and aspiring actor Samuel Joe Egenderr) after she saves him from drowning.
After she saves them from monsters, Adam eventually allows Samus to cooperate with the platoon under the condition that she follow his orders.
Week after week she saved the peeled skins of the daily fruit she ate — bananas and oranges — and, one by one, carefully sewed the torn skins back together, symbolically, at least, restoring the fruit to some kind of wholeness.
After winning promotion she saved up $3,000 and decided to set up her own business producing high-quality lenses.
An A.S.P.C.A. worker came with a tortoise representing the pets she saved after the disaster.
