The phrase "afterward unless" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to combine two separate ideas that typically require more context to be used effectively.
Example: "You can go to the party afterward unless you finish your homework first."
Alternatives: "after that unless" or "subsequently unless".
You may want to hide under your bed afterward, but unless you're Halle Berry, I'm afraid that unrequited attraction is simply part of the human condition.
Prime Minister Tony Blair and his counterpart in Spain, José Maria Aznar, held a meeting on the subject at 10 Downing Street this month and said afterward that unless the issue was resolved, it would be exploited by the anti-immigrant far right that has been showing electoral strength in countries like France, the Netherlands and Denmark.
Make yourself available to the family and friends afterward, but unless you know the family personally, you may want to gracefully excuse yourself shortly after and give them space.
While at the vet clinic, ensure any paperwork is filled out prior to the consultation, unless required afterward, as after the euthanasia your eyes will more than likely be swelling, and you will be unable to concentrate.
I didn't want to inhibit anyone, so I promised not to use names unless I got permission afterward.
Sutton, acquired from the Milwaukee Brewers in a December trade, told the A's soon afterward that he planned to retire unless they dealt him to a team near his home in Orange County.
The lacquer you put on afterward will protect the stickers; however, unless you have very thin stickers, it is unlikely you will get a completely smooth surface.
Because when you work a muscle, you contract it, and unless you stretch it out afterward, it will remain slightly in a state of contraction.
Blocked shots — they look great, but unless you secure the ball afterward, you haven't helped your team all that much.
