The phrase "after showcasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs following the act of displaying or presenting something.
Example: "After showcasing the new product line, the team received positive feedback from the audience."
Alternatives: "following the presentation" or "subsequent to the display".
After showcasing so much teamwork throughout the playoffs, the Thunder relapsed and settled for isolation sets.
After showcasing his abilities on the left wing during the comfortable win against Everton last weekend, the young Frenchman started out wide this afternoon also.
After showcasing some interplanetary action, it closes on a funny exchange between former WWE wrestler Dave Bautista, who plays warrior Drax and Chris Pratt's cocky adventurer Peter Quill.
After showcasing their new ticket at their convention in Denver this week, Democrats may well see, at long last, the significant boost in the polls for which they have been waiting.
"I just got comfortable, more comfortable with the speed of the game," Peterson said after showcasing the talent that made him the first running back taken in this year's draft.
This fascination eventually brought him to encounter legendary game developer John Carmack, who helped the young Luckey gain the attention of the gaming community after showcasing one of his VR headset prototypes at a major gaming conference.
"Whether we're hosting an after-party, showcasing a live performance or serving as the host hotel to musicians performing in the city, our space embraces the opportunity to introduce great music to guests and locals.
Recently, the animation community, both established and emerging, has gushed out tribute after tribute, showcasing the lessons they've learned and one-of-a-kind characters they've adored as a result of Miyazaki's work.
As the show enters the After Hours Joseph Capriati steps up to take us out of the club and on a trip to Techno Town with his After Hours mix - showcasing the kinds of sounds he plays at the after party.
After years of showcasing square-jawed, spandex-clad do-gooders, the superhero genre is breaking bad.
Fisher's take on 1920s New York City – published three years after Gatsby – showcases the era's racial divide through the experiences of protagonist Ralph Merritt, who purchases a home on the white/black border of the city's Harlem neighborhood.
