The phrase "afterward noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was observed or recorded at a later time.
Example: "The findings from the experiment were afterward noted in the final report."
Alternatives: "subsequently recorded" or "later mentioned".
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"He's dirty, man," Nimmo said afterward, noting the explosiveness of Wheeler's fastball, as well as the quick snap of his curveball.
"This is our destiny," he said shortly afterward, noting that three houses in his neighborhood had been struck by rockets recently.
"It's back to the country," Mr. Lagerfeld said afterward, noting that he had spent part of his childhood on a family farm, north of Hamburg, Germany.
"There are two different kinds of sex," Mr. Wu said afterward, noting that he looked at both the erotically charged images of Newton and the softer, ethereal photography of Lillian Bassman when conceiving this collection.
"That's what hit me when the game started and I was down by the bench, how big we are," Walsh said afterward, noting how the Pacers had outrebounded the Knicks, 44-30, limitheirheir second-chance opportunities and blocked eight shots to boot.
"McConaughey is great, and I think the actors branch is really going to get behind him this year," one academy member (yes, an actor) said afterward, noting that she thought McConaughey probably just missed the cut last year for his supporting turn as a sleazy strip club owner in Steven Soderbergh's "Magic Mike".
Afterward, she noted approvingly that the dish contained fewer than 500 calories.
Afterward, Krzyzewski noted his team's obvious offensive firepower, which resulted largely out of necessity.
Afterward, lawyers noted that this is not the same as saying, "No American had any knowledge".
