The phrase "afternoon interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an interview scheduled during the afternoon hours.
Example: "I have an afternoon interview scheduled with the hiring manager at 2 PM."
Alternatives: "interview in the afternoon" or "afternoon meeting."
"We told our traders, 'We want you to be there taking risks,' " Mr. Paulson said in an early afternoon interview.
During the afternoon interview, Ms. Stritch's niece Sally Hanley was on hand in the kitchen, having stopped by for a visit.
Mr. Putin's press secretary was forced to respond on the issue, saying during an afternoon interview with the online news channel Dozhd that the site's moderators were removing only those suggestions that contained obscene language.
Two days after the massacre, a French television reporter was shown into Dadis's private chambers for an afternoon interview, only to find him in bed, where he remained throughout the conversation.
In a Thursday afternoon interview with The Washington Post, Cotton threw more cold water on the House legislation, including the proposed tax credits to help people pay for insurance.
But on the busiest days in Times Square -- almost always when a popular band shows up for an afternoon interview at MTV's glass-walled studio on Broadway at 44th Street -- the official count does not help a lot.
As investigators spent the afternoon interviewing the victims -- who were not publicly identified -- neighbors expressed safety concerns.
JR: I've just spent this afternoon interviewing eight new-ish directors for our Resident Assistant Director Scheme, which is an annual bursary.
CNN on Monday afternoon interviewed an eyewitness to the tornado aftermath who had published six-second videos with Vine, a relatively new app owned by Twitter.
To that point, they're usually only seeing the first two-thirds of the data -- the morning interviews and the afternoon interviews.
TechCrunch's Mike Arrington this afternoon interviewed Marrissa Mayer, Google's VP of Search Product and User Experience, at the Le Web conference here in Paris, France.
