The phrase "afterward increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing after a certain point in time or event.
Example: "The temperature was stable throughout the morning, but afterward increasing significantly in the afternoon."
Alternatives: "subsequently rising" or "later growing".
Several hormones that are released during exercise remain elevated in the blood afterward, increasing metabolism.
Shares of J. Crew drifted lower afterward, increasing 2.3 percent, to close at $44.04.
Afterward, increasing solar and wind energy capacities raise energy supply and reduce energy prices that cause to increase energy consumption and energy demand at the low rates.
The Butler Street stand was constructed shortly afterward, increasing the overall capacity of the ground to 50,000.
For this release, the first seven songs were arranged in their original order, with the other four songs and four alternative takes placed afterward, increasing the number of tracks to 15. Contemporaneous reviews were favorable.
The trend is initially decreasing with the afterward increase.
It was chosen as the temporary capital of independent Greece (1826 28), but afterward the increasing concentration of business in Athens forced a gradual decay.
Being held pretrial also substantially reduces the probability that someone will later be employed, even four years afterward, which increases the likelihood that they will access unemployment insurance and other benefits.
Afterward, they increase again to reach the second peaks around local noontime and fall gradually to their starting times during 20 04 LT.
The average mesopore diameter has experienced a decreasing first and increasing afterward tendency with the increase of M/P, and exhibit a minimum at M/P of 0.1.
As ψ increases, the degree of localization decreases slightly for two orders of magnitude until rapidly increasing afterward, with the model's topological uncertainty following a similar progression.
