The phrase "afterwards he continued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone resumed an action or conversation after a previous event or interruption.
Example: "After the meeting concluded, afterwards he continued to discuss the project with his team."
Alternatives: "then he proceeded" or "subsequently he carried on".
Afterwards he continued to be held in general high esteem and was viewed by many as the self-deprecating antithesis of the newly emerging vulgar political Italy, the Italy of the socialist leader Bettino Craxi, of Umberto Bossi, founder of the Lega Nord, and of Silvio Berlusconi and the comedian Beppe Grillo.
Afterwards, he continued purchasing books in Polish bookstores in Israel, England, and the US.
Afterwards, he continued to justify this attack as a war to end slavery and promote civilization.
Released shortly afterwards, he continued to serve as patriarchal vicar in Egypt.
Afterwards, he continued to follow his passion into a career as a commercial airline pilot.
Dilke's political career was ruined, and for years afterwards he continued to expound the Rosebery conspiracy theory.
President Jacob Zuma also paid a visit, reporting afterwards: "He continues to respond positively to treatment and we are encouraged by that progress being made.
Afterwards, she continued honing her voice in the Des Moines Metro Opera Young Artist Program and at the Ryan Opera Center of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, and she has since appeared with many opera companies in the United States as well as in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
Afterwards she continued to speak about us in interviews, saying that she would do anything in her power to help our kids.
"Afterwards," she continued.
Afterwards, Mr Haass said he continued "to believe that there is a good chance of achieving meaningful progress".
