The phrase "after widening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that occurs following the process of making something wider.
Example: "The road will be safer after widening, allowing for better traffic flow."
Alternatives: "following the expansion" or "subsequent to the widening".
The good news is that after widening year after year it is now shrinking much faster than expected.
Police are working on millionaire Adrian Prout's former farm at Redmarley, Gloucestershire, for the third day after widening the search area for the corpse of his wife Kate.
Farmland filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection May 31 after widening losses in its fertilizer business left it unable to service debt.
Aggregate pre-tax losses by Premier League clubs narrowed to £128m in 2004 after widening for the previous four years, according to the most recent figures compiled by Deloitte, an accountancy firm.
That was what Justin Rose of England was saying at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club after widening his lead in the BMW Championship to four strokes with a two-under-par 69 on Saturday.
And after widening her lead through the homestretch, she finished far in front of Rings a Chime, who had a length and a half on Classy Clara, with Miss Seffens fourth.
Not long after, preservationists widened their scope from individual buildings to entire so-called historic districts.
Iceland's central bank, Sedlabanki, unexpectedly raised its benchmark interest rate a quarter-point to a record 14.25 percent after a widening current-account deficit threatened to weaken the krona and push up inflation.
Figure 4 SEM images of AAO films anodized in high field after pore widening.
Compared with new box girder not widened which is in service independently, the total prestressing loss of the widened new box girder decreases 31 35%100 years after bridge widening.
