The phrase "after there has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an event or condition that occurs following a specific occurrence or situation.
Example: "After there has been a thorough review of the documents, we will proceed with the next steps."
Alternatives: "after there has occurred" or "after there has been".
Lee's agent, Richard Hales, added: "The jockeys have stated their case after there has been a lot of fallers during the past few meetings.
"Most outside observers believe that we will only get effective cybersecurity legislation after there has been a crisis of some kind, and that then we are likely to overreact, trampling privacy and putting in place rigid requirements," said James A. Lewis, a national security expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
It comes after there has been mounting concern about one part of end-of-life care, the Liverpool Care Pathway.
He expressed confidence that Mr Osborne would negotiate a solution after there has been "a look at how the £1.7bn figure was arrived at".
It is a little like a family gathering on New Year's Day after there has been a furious row at the Hogmanay party.
Friends (crew members) can be called on to help defend a player's turf when it's under attack and repair it after there has been damage.
"In the fiscal crisis, the bargaining came after there had already been a series of fairly dramatic steps, including service reductions and layoffs," Professor Freeman said.
The Giants broke open the game with 11 minutes 5 seconds remaining after there had been no scoring since the first two drives.
The French ministry of defence said that the decision to launch the raid to rescue Allex had been taken after there had been no progress in three years of attempted negotiations to secure his release.
She referred to "street prayers" after there had been reports of Muslims praying in public in three French cities, including Paris, because of a lack of mosques or a lack of space in local prayer rooms.
My mother's experience was, of course, radically different from that of other members of my family who migrated here later, after there had been significant changes in U.S. immigration policy, in 1965, 1992, and, especially, post-9/11.
