The phrase "after streamlining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time or a condition that follows the process of making something more efficient or effective.
Example: "The team saw significant improvements in productivity after streamlining their workflow."
Alternatives: "following optimization" or "post-streamlining".
After streamlining the constructability review process for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, an effort was undertaken to estimate monetary benefits from such reviews.
After streamlining his wife's pregnancies down to six months each, Mitt helped Ann raise five perfect sons — Bip, Chip, Rip, Skip and Dip — who married identically tanned wives.
After streamlining the mountains of information - more than 100,000 news and analyst reports and millions of trades - Mr. Jarrell, a professor at the University of Rochester's school of business, compiled it in a tidy PowerPoint presentation.
After streamlining its own storefront strategy by shutting down the less profitable Diapers.com, today Amazon sells a significant range of everyday products.
The average time spent on applications increased after streamlining.
This is an increase of 67 working years after streamlining.
Cross-sectional surveys before and after the streamlining.
The results included a $43 million, or 2 cents a share, after-tax charge for streamlining Coke's operations in North America and Germany.
Today, after computerization and streamlining, nearly all defendants are arraigned within 24 hours.
Despite a more optimistic outlook than his rivals, Mr. Levin left the door open to a voluntary retirement plan as part of a streamlining after the merger that created the world's top Internet and media group.
After Streamline was cancelled due to the Oct. 2013 action, nearly all the migrants on the buses were deported in record time (perhaps in attempts to prevent their stories from being told) and spared criminal humiliation and undeserved punishment.
