The phrase "afternoon ready" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone or something that is prepared for the afternoon, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I hope you are afternoon ready for our meeting at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "ready for the afternoon" or "prepared for the afternoon".
A half-day drive from Salt Lake City put us at the ranch in the late afternoon, ready for action.
Residents of Brick Towers, including Cory Booker, arrived at the property's management office yesterday afternoon ready to confront the Newark Housing Authority about plans to demolish the two decaying buildings and force the remaining tenants to leave.
Under the towering eye of the 19th-century statue of Bavaria, a female personification of the Bavarian homeland with a giant lion by her side, a group of high school students met at the Oktoberfest one recent afternoon, ready to party in style.
One afternoon, ready to pack up my notebook for the day, I came across the following entry, written when he was forty-five: December 31 [1958] Alone alone but free of all bondage to anyone but myself— on the last night of the year of 1958 save for weaknesses and temptations—Who knows BUT GOD what the future may hold... God and the biographer.
Grab a juice to-go on your way out the door each morning, and it will be defrosted by afternoon, ready for you to enjoy.
Blake Griffin took the microphone and led his teammates to center court at Staples Center on Sunday afternoon, ready to address a sold-out crowd that had been pumped up for the Clippers' home opener by a display of fireworks and shooting flames and a too-loud, too self-important video.
The whole of it mixed together on Saturday night, ready for Sunday morning's brunch rush.
I stand here tonight ready to work with you and John to make America stronger.
Restaurant chain Pizza Express's waiters chopped the lemons every morning, ready to add to customers drinks.
Brett Bartlett Mauthe arrived at his Texas polling place Monday morning ready to vote.
When Ms. Quinn and Ms. Heller arrived early on a Saturday morning, ready to mop, they were not terribly alarmed.
