The phrase "afterwards defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been defined or clarified at a later point in time.
Example: "The term will be afterwards defined in the following section of the document."
Alternatives: "subsequently defined" or "later defined".
Their study, and the papers that followed soon afterwards, defined the hall-mark features of LTP: input-specificity, co-operativity and associativity (Andersen et al., 2006).
Percentage of positive carcinoma cells was scored on a continuous scale for each core, and optimal cut-off values were afterwards defined by ROC curves.
Afterwards, defined statistics, such as t, p or the estimated treatment effect τ ^, can be plotted against μ which should give an overall impression how RTM affects the data.
Sartre said that when people believed God made human beings, they could believe humans had a God-given essence; but now that we do not believe this, we have realized that humans give themselves their own essences ('First of all, man exists, turns up, appears on the scene, and, only afterwards, defines himself.' Ibid., 15).
Afterwards, Simon Haykin defined CR as an intelligent wireless communication system capable of being aware of its environment, learning, and adaptively changing its operating parameters in real time for providing reliable communication and efficient utilization of the radio spectrum [25].
For a step in which the muscle length is varied from L0 at t = 0 to L0+ΔL at t = t0, and the final length is maintained afterwards
Afterwards, we define the model setup and methodology, and lastly, we discuss the results and limitations of the study.
Afterwards, we define the outage probability, that is the mutual information CDF and our main metric to analyze the performance of the two-user MIMO MAC.
Afterwards, I define identity and the related constructs of agency and context based on a theoretical tradition that emphasizes discursive performativity and social construction of identity (e.g., Butler 1990; Holland et al. 1998; Wortham 2006).
The vertex set and the edge set including the weight between any two nodes of the graph are defined afterwards.
Afterwards, abnormalities are defined as behaviors that do not match with patterns previously learned as normal, i.e., behaviors that have not been observed before [6].
