The phrase "after the incursion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or situations that occur following an invasion or intrusion, often in a military or metaphorical context.
Example: "The region saw significant changes in governance after the incursion, leading to a new political landscape."
Alternatives: "following the invasion" or "subsequent to the incursion."
According to the State Department, Bush had spoken with Medvedev the day after the incursion, but not since.
At the day's end, 19 lay dead and another 57 were severely wounded, after the incursion of 155 armed police.
American officials acknowledge that following the Sept. 3 raid they were surprised by the intensity of the Pakistani response, which included an unannounced visit to Washington, three weeks after the incursion, by the country's national security adviser, Mahmud Ali Durrani.
Japan's nuclear regulator sent out a warning to national energy providers telling them to tighten security after the incursion of three teenagers into a nuclear power plant in Ohio in the US.
In Pakistan, for instance, the C.I.A. has cut back on strikes as relations have grown strained — after the arrest of a C.I.A. contractor, Raymond Davis, in January 2011, for example, and after the incursion of a SEAL team to kill Osama bin Laden in May 2011.
Salt damage can occur in agricultural lands after the incursion of seawater due to typhoons, storm surges, and tsunamis.
Berar emerged as a distinct political entity after the incursions of Muslim armies in the 13th century.
Similar barriers blocked other streets leading to the crowded Al Awari refugee camp, on the presumption that after the incursions into refugee camps in Jenin, Nablus and the Gaza Strip, Al Awari could be a target soon.
Mr. Vajpayee headed the government at the time of the Kargil conflict, and won re-election afterward in a campaign buoyed by celebrations in virtually every Indian village and town after India repelled the incursion.
But after that, the incursions became more regular.
Neither country is home, and each, in turn, has been a threat: after all, it was the incursion of tribal raiders from Pakistan in 1947 that brought Indian troops in retaliation.
