The phrase "added afterwards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was included or incorporated at a later time, often after an initial action or event.
Example: "The final report included several sections that were added afterwards to address the feedback received."
Alternatives: "included later" or "inserted subsequently".
But he has abandoned so-called warming filters, because warming can effectively be added afterwards.
It might even be slightly out of tune with the rest of the song, since it was added afterwards.
– is obscured by branches (was that really the sound of the caiman's skull crunching or was it added afterwards, by the way?).
We got the basic tracks down and he asked me to do scratch guitar and then [use] analog gear, with virtually no plug-ins or effects added afterwards, no hiding behind multiple layers.
The cast of the series had little inkling it would be a runaway success, and Sue later said how the set-up was hard to grasp at first, especially as vital sound effects were added afterwards and one character, Marvin the paranoid android, was voiced invisibly by Stephen Moore, who was placed in the microphone cupboard of the BBC's Paris studio, Regent Street, for sound isolation.
Firstly, the notion Increment is added afterwards only to cater for the semantic map connectivity hypothesis.
He said he "faced them down for a long time", adding: "Afterwards someone came and said to me that I'd been brave to resist people like that.
We just liked the way it sounded together," she said, adding, "Afterwards we found out his name means 'bringer of light.' I love that".
Those all-important flicks are subtly added on afterwards, having been initially forgotten.
On July 3, Platini revealed that two German cities, Berlin and Leipzig, could also be chosen as venues, though he added shortly afterwards, on a visit to Ukraine, that he was still hopeful the country would rise to the challenge.
"You can see from the look on my face what my feelings are, it is not difficult to assess," added Menezes afterwards.
