The phrase "after spearheading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has taken the lead or initiative in a project or task before a subsequent action or event occurs.
Example: "After spearheading the community outreach program, she was recognized for her leadership and dedication."
Alternatives: "following the leadership of" or "after leading".
He was awarded a knighthood after spearheading TfL's adept handling of the 2012 Olympics, described by Johnson as "near perfect".
Two software programmers who left Microsoft after spearheading the introduction of its Xbox video game console have reunited in a start-up games company.
The Ivory Coast frontman - who left Chelsea after spearheading their 2012 Champions League final victory before a short stint with Shanghai Shenhua in China - converted a soft penalty on 78 minutes before then producing a crisp finish as the Turks secured their second victory of the weekend tournament, having fallen behind to Theo Walcott's first-half curling effort.
Daniel's return brings with it family tension and old ghosts: Teds Sr and Jr are worried about the family's failing tire business, whereas Tawny wants to save Daniel's soul, and Amantha, after spearheading her brother's appeal and spending the last 10 years on that impossible task, is working at Thrifty Town, trying to find the next path in her life.
The 23-year-old from England joined the Odyssey club in 2011 after spearheading the Sheffield Steelers attack.
James Taylor fell three runs short of a second century in four days after spearheading Nottinghamshire's recovery on the opening day against Durham.
Now the stray bear, who came to Britain accompanied with a note from his ailing aunt asking that he be looked after, is spearheading a campaign – along with more than 60 children's authors and illustrators – to highlight the Government's continued arrest and detention of hundreds of child asylum-seekers in prison-like conditions.
It seems odd that Robinson is only now getting pangs of guilt after four and a half years spent spearheading a bunch of modern day blackshirts.
Jon Eldan, an attorney in Oakland, California, and founder of the nonprofit After Innocence, has been spearheading an enormous effort to contact as many exonerees as possible before the deadline hits (The Huffington Post profiled that initiative in November).
This is the new normal, and I will continue to spearhead after-action reviews.
His patience finally ran out after the failed bridge-burning episode of November 1861, after which he was tasked with spearheading offensive operations into Kentucky during the winter.
