The phrase "after soliciting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions taken following a request for information, feedback, or assistance.
Example: "After soliciting feedback from the team, we decided to implement the suggested changes."
Alternatives: "following the request" or "after requesting".
Mr. Brendler, a 48-year-old freelance writer, wrote the sentence after soliciting input from the seven other jurors.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va). announced the revised schedule in December after soliciting feedback from members.
The memorandum also points out that "on many occasions, the media boldly state that they have classified material," which they publish after soliciting and receiving leaks.
And Ms. Simmons-Stovall said, if elected, she would find a way to harness the area's buying power, perhaps after soliciting help from Michelle Obama.
After soliciting applications for a free hawaladar certificate, bank officials now interview applicants to assess character and test knowledge on UAE money laundering and terrorism financing laws.
What if, after soliciting help from the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy, the office of the Brooklyn borough president, and a city councilman, he hadn't come up empty?
3) Nicolás Leoz, Paraguay's Fifa executive, unhappy last year after the German press alleged he voted Qatar after also soliciting a bribe.
After initially soliciting bids from major security companies for work in Libya, State Department officials never followed through.
R&B singer D'Angelo, who was once "the new Marvin Gaye", has pleaded not guilty after reportedly soliciting an undercover New York policewoman.
Not "disorderly conduct," the misdemeanor to which he pled guilty after apparently soliciting sex in a men's room, but hypocrisy.
Some of his colleagues seemed to spend half their lives dialling for dollars; Alan Cranston, the California senator, made call after call soliciting five hundred bucks while pedalling an Exercycle at the gym.
