The phrase "afterwards down" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We will discuss the results afterwards down the line."
Alternatives: "later on" or "subsequently".
Afterwards, Downing Street said that both leaders agreed that the 973bn-euro proposal had to be reduced further.
David Cameron spoke to her on Monday and afterwards Downing Street briefed that the two leaders had agreed that the current proposal on the table - 973bn euros over seven years - had to be reduced further.
Afterwards, sit down to three courses and wine at one of the finest restaurants in Britain.
"He definitely bit me - look," he told journalists afterwards, pulling down his GB vest to reveal a series of small bite-marks on his left breast.
Why not make decisions that are led by your values?" They walked away from the buyer and shortly afterwards wrote down the company's three-part mission with a focus on creating 'linked prosperity' for all stakeholders.
And if it does all go wrong, I can always retreat to some quiet place afterwards, go down on my knees, and privately murmur, "Forgive me, Igor, for I have sinned".
Afterwards, the down trend indicates that anisotropic shapes (especially when a/b is 3 and 4) could lead to degraded mechanical properties.
The Forest keeper seemed fortunate to stay on the pitch shortly afterwards, taking down DJ Campbell but only earning a yellow card from referee Andy D'Urso.
On that day, government forces reacted with great brutality to early morning assaults on three military installations, afterwards cracking down on neighborhoods identified as opposition strongholds.
[Vector Laboratories] for three cycles at high power for 4 minutes each afterwards cooled down at room temperature.
