The phrase "ago after it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of words that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable.
Example: "I don't understand what you mean by 'ago after it.'"
Alternatives: "previously" or "after that."
The event, sanctioned by the European and Asian tours, was moved from South Korea to Singapore three weeks ago after it lost its title sponsor and the promoter failed to reach an agreement with a suitable venue.
Disney's treatment of its cats stands in contrast to Universal Orlando's Loews Hotel, which found itself caught up in controversy a couple years ago after it removed its feral cats and sent them to an animal control center.
Mr. Carter, the landowner, said that on his ranch, the Railroad Commission plugged one well four years ago after it began leaking oil, and the commission has another on its list.
Ansar al-Shariah moved into Jaar more than a year ago after it was abandoned by government forces.
Richards says that a code on doorstepping was introduced some years ago after it became an emerging "phenomenon".
A few years ago, after it discovered the wonders of high technology, Greenspan.com struck out in a radical new direction.
TechSoup stumbled upon its business eight years ago after it began sending a truck around San Francisco to pick up donated commercial software to distribute to nonprofit groups.
The EU opened its investigation into Android more than three years ago, after it received complaints about Google's practices some five years ago.
That's the path Mexico followed to the Brazil two years ago after it won just once in its first eight hexagonal games.
I first wrote about ClarityRay two years ago after it raised $500,000 in funding from its chairman Saar Wilf.
It has recovered from a profits warning that sent its share price plunging just over a year ago after it announced the delay of albums from two star acts, Gorillaz and Coldplay.
