The phrase "afterwards enjoy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that one should take pleasure in something after a particular event or activity has taken place.
Example: "After the meeting, we can afterwards enjoy a nice dinner together."
Alternatives: "then enjoy" or "subsequently enjoy".
The pasta course is a masterclass in making ricotta-and-spinach tortelli, farfalle and tagliatelle, afterwards enjoyed paired with wines from the restaurant.
Either way, get pizza afterwards and enjoy your life.
But if you don't have a chance to get away to celebrate, pretend by clicking through our slideshow -- just remember to power down afterwards and enjoy the great outdoors for a change!
And this despite being sacked from the Dome on camera, and shortly afterwards seen enjoying a spot of R&R aboard his luxury yacht.
Afterwards, we enjoyed a lunch of tagliatelle at the posh museum cafe, where a famous actress was interviewed under the cool gaze of a crowd with fashionable hairdos, who sipped expensive teas flavoured with saffroned rock sugar.
And afterwards we enjoyed their multi-layered live show at Asheville's Orange Peel.
Less "laughing about that time he kicked a football directly into a lady's face and had to send her flowers afterwards"; more enjoying Rio for being Rio.
Local singer Hafsteinn Þórólfsson performed traditional Icelandic love songs during the ceremony, and afterwards, guests enjoyed local dishes including smoked lamb on flatbread, soft scones and twisted doughnuts in a champagne picnic.
Afterwards they might enjoy a bite at Vytopna, which has a 400m miniature railway and decent food and drinks at reasonable prices.
I said it was one of those plays you enjoy afterwards, which is just as well, since I had to walk all the way home from the theatre because the May Day festivities had driven all the taxi-drivers into the suburbs.
