The phrase "after taking note of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has acknowledged or considered certain information before proceeding with an action or decision.
Example: "After taking note of the recent changes in policy, we will adjust our strategy accordingly."
Alternatives: "after considering" or "after acknowledging".
Organize every step of your trip After taking note of all the places and monuments that you want to visit, it is important to make a schedule for each day.
They take note of his combat fatigues, but only after taking note of his M4 automatic weapon -- and that only after taking note of the color of his skin.
Intentionally or not, her message is that after taking note of messy realities, you can retreat to the dream world of romance.
The night we visited, they were pouring a Ridge Lytton Springs Zinfandel, among other things, and after taking note of our interest, the very considerate waiter gave us a taste.
After taking note of his success at Journal Register, the board of MediaNews asked him to become chief executive of the much larger MediaNews, with 57 dailies and 100 smaller newspapers.
After taking note of the snow still high in the mountains and the glaciers abutting the ocean not far from the forests we would soon measure, I added a few more layers of wool to my load in Juneau to ferry over to the little town of Gustavus, our beginning point for the outer coast.
"The minister will continue to recommend the reappointment of members…after taking note of the IRB Chairperson's recommendations concerning performance and operational needs".
Senator Paul Sarbanes of Maryland, after gravely taking note of the tragedy, gavelled the Senate Banking Committee to order to make exactly this point.
Plus, everyone has been taking note of what happened after the recent I.P.O. of Uber's smaller rival Lyft.
After taking notes, you can move blocks of handwriting around, delete them or even format them in colors or "boldface" (fattened penstrokes).
The other Arab-American in the volume, Naomi Shihab Nye, was asked to contribute after the State Department took note of an open letter she wrote "to any would-be terrorists" the week after Sept. 11.
