"using after" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something happens immediately after another action. For example, "He put his shoes on, using after to grab his coat."
The main appeal of her backpack, which she began using after an injury, is that its slightly curved shape looks professional without being too masculine.
She calls them Rurbanistas, a term she started using after hearing the Spanish word rurbanismo, which describes the migration from the city to the countryside.
The ponytail, he admits, is a hairpiece he started using after his hairline began receding a decade ago.
The shelves were being put up by her Pole, Bogdan the builder, whom she had started using after a recommendation from a friend and had now adopted as her own.
An article on Wednesday about Iran's monetary problems and the risks of hyperinflation there misidentified the currency that Zimbabwe began using after a hyperinflation crisis in 2007 and 2008 led to the collapse of the Zimbabwean currency.
The pigments included cinnabar, chromium green and lazurite — a blue-green copper compound — as well as tin-lead yellow, which artists stopped using after the 19th century because of toxicity.
So they washed his face because they thought maybe he was using after-shave.
"If you've entered into a contract, before budget night, to settle on a property asset out of your self-managed super fund and you're using after-tax contributions to settle that contract, well that won't be included.
In addition, these workers also paid for their portion of the premium using after-tax dollars instead of being able to pay pretax and reduce their taxable income.
Many of the things he is known to have done were perfectly legal, such as using after-hours share trading to build up large stakes in target companies, or exploiting artificial liquidity shortages after stock splits.
Because we do not tax the imputed income from providing household services to ourselves, it can be cheaper for a second earner to stay home and cook, clean and care for children rather than working outside the home, paying tax and then using after-tax income to pay someone else to assist with those household services.
