The phrase "afterward caused" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing events that happened subsequently and led to a particular outcome, but it is better to use more standard phrasing.
Example: "The changes in policy afterward caused a significant shift in public opinion."
Alternatives: "subsequently led to" or "later resulted in".
The Odrysians feature prominently at this time (but perhaps Thucydides' own family interests in Thrace have distorted the picture): the mass mobilization of a large Odrysian force, ostensibly in the Athenian interest, soon afterward caused general terror in Greece, but it came to nothing.
He pleaded not guilty at his first appearance on Jan . 16and afterward caused a ruckus outside the Santa Maria courthouse when he jumped onto the roof of a sport utility vehicle and exhorted a large crowd of fans to cheer him on.
The morning protest was broken up following a mass arrest that police conducted around 11 A.M. on L Street, but others continued for hours afterward, causing a significant disruption in the city.
If it occurs afterward, it causes acromegaly, in which the disturbance is more serious, with enlargement of the bones and soft tissues, and consequent distortion of the skull.
You don't want to spend all your money on an eyeliner which afterward will cause an allergic reaction.
Though he "loved children," Buford states, the loss caused him afterward to "be guarded around them, aloof, even harsh".
Shortly afterward, a suicide bomber caused a second explosion at Macka Park.
Rodman's presence -- not to mention his moronic comments afterward about Kim Jong Un -- caused a media firestorm, but Zakaria still believes sending the former NBA All Star was the right thing to do.
(Shortly afterward, the shah died of complications caused by cancer).
Afterward, the perturbation of the dynamic caused by parameter uncertainties is built.
It was probably the allure of such wickedness that caused me, not long afterward, to choose, as my first-ever LP purchase, Joel's new album, "52nd Street".
