The phrase "afterward raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was raised or brought up after a certain event or time.
Example: "The issue was afterward raised during the meeting for further discussion."
Alternatives: "subsequently raised" or "later brought up".
He was made director of the Villa Medici in Rome; in France he received the cross of the Legion of Honor from the hand of King Charles X himself, and was afterward raised to the rank of Commander.
The race and a dinner-dance afterward raised $20,000 for the scholarship fund, which was awarded to Ms. Uwera and to a runner-up, Jose Naranjo, of Long Beach.
Three hours before Rick was upgraded to a hurricane, the watch was upgraded to a warning and a hurricane watch was issued and shortly afterward raised to a warning.
"This is what Kerouac would have done," he said in a moment of exuberance afterward, raising a middle finger to photographers.
In the 10 weeks afterward, it raised less than $70,000.
Soon afterward, he raised interest rates slightly, again with the clear intention of sending a warning signal to investors.
The incident and the actions taken afterward have raised ethical questions about the responsibilities of American hospitals and legal ones about when doctors should face criminal prosecution, and not just malpractice suits.
A reception was held afterward to raise money for the scholarship fund.
She won't reveal her age but does allow that she graduated from Brooklyn College in 1978, going into computer programming afterward and raising two daughters -- now 27 and 16 -- with her husband, Michael.
Page 20 JAMAA FANAKA, 69 A filmmaker, he had considerable success in 1979 with "Penitentiary," a feature-length movie he made while still in film school, but who claimed to have been blacklisted afterward for raising questions about a dearth of jobs for black directors in Hollywood.
Jamaa Fanaka, a filmmaker who had considerable success in 1979 with "Penitentiary," a feature-length movie he made while still in film school, but who claimed to have been blacklisted afterward for raising questions about the dearth of jobs for black directors in Hollywood, died on April 1 in Los Angeles.
