The phrase "afterwards during" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is contradictory because "afterwards" refers to a time following an event, while "during" refers to a time occurring within an event.
Example: "We will discuss the results afterwards during the meeting." (This is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "after the event" or "during the following period."
During the Italian campaign, and afterwards, during the struggle of the Papal Curia with Frederick, Manuel tried to seduce the Popes with hints of a possible union between the Eastern and Western churches.
Only small patch reefs (pinnacles) developed afterwards during the late Miocene.
The submarine lyricism of Rock Bottom was the result, composed in Venice before the accident and on a piano in the hospital afterwards, during Wyatt's long convalescence.
Nonlinear regression analysis might provide slight limitations for our problem: a selected curve type cannot be changed afterwards during the application of the measurement device.
Relations with his brother Michael – who was wanted by police when his mother was shot – were distant before the shooting and remained so afterwards during the family's campaign.
During our weekend workshop, you will observe and learn (hands-on) how to perform two neonatal and obstetric medical procedures, then further analyze the scenarios by watching the video afterwards during a debrief session.
Their relationship continued sporadically afterwards, including during the early years of her relationship with Allen.
Evidence is given that Co acac 3 is evaporated and adsorbed on carrier surface in a first step and afterwards decomposed during the microwave-plasma treatment in oxygen atmosphere.
Emmy Hunt, whose daughter Raven, 21, was in her third year at the University of the West of England in Bristol, said that she heard nothing from the institution in the months afterwards, including during an inquest into her daughter's death.
Soon afterwards, rioting during mineworkers' strikes in Chowbent, Wigan, and Warrington required the battalion's intervention to prevent further disorder.
The confirmation experience left Sotomayor somewhat angry; she said shortly afterwards that during the hearings, Republicans had assumed her political beliefs based on her being a Latina: "That series of questions, I think, were symbolic of a set of expectations that some people had [that] I must be liberal.
