The phrase "after sparking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where something occurs following the initiation or triggering of a reaction or event.
Example: "The discussion took a new turn after sparking a debate on climate change."
Alternatives: "following the ignition" or "subsequent to triggering".
A customer complaint about weak tea at a Marks and Spencer café has escalated after sparking a social media backlash.
About a decade after sparking up its fondly recalled Focus SVT — then inexplicably setting it aside — Ford has rediscovered the smoky pleasure of a hot hatchback.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been forced to apologise after sparking a political row by attacking a referee and calling France a "shit country".
A five-year-old girl missing on the Gold Coast since Sunday afternoon has been found safe and well after sparking a major search.
Burberry lost 30p to £12.87 after sparking into life earlier in the week on excited gossip about a possible £20 a share offer.
After sparking plasma sintering, the resultant Cu2Se pellets show outstanding thermoelectric properties with an ultra-low lattice thermal conductivity (as low as ~0.2 W m−1 K−1) that resulted in a recorded high ZT of 1.82 at 850 K.
The announcement of that event will provide the sought-after spark that initiates the next bull market.Daniel DonoghueChicagoTaking responsibilitySIR – Your article on Reebok misrepresents the goals of corporate-responsibility programmes ("Reebok, ethically unemployed", November 30th).
Mr. Furstenfeld and his first wife divorced shortly after that, sparking the bitter custodial battle that is at the heart of "Any Man in America".
P-45 mountain lion faces the death penalty after alpaca slaughter, sparking protest.
Defeated premier Pauline Marois resigned after that election, sparking the leadership race that installed Péladeau.
Bafta afters The Baftas sparked into life at the various after-parties.
