The phrase "afterwards it will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen or be the case following a previous event or action.
Example: "We will discuss the project details in the meeting, and afterwards it will be clear what our next steps are."
Alternatives: "subsequently it will be" or "following that it will be".
Today, ISP will be having a luncheon for freshmen in Room 16-177 from noon until 1 30 p.m. Afterwards, it will be holding its annual egg drop off the Green Building.
Software fingerprints have been used as intellectual property protection tools: if a fingerprinted software is distributed and an illegal copy is found afterwards, it will be possible to retrieve its fingerprint and identify the responsible for the leakage.
"Everybody anticipates if this passes, within a year or so afterwards it will be fixed," he said.
History awaits for Hull – and as Radford alluded to afterwards, it will be one hell of a party if they finally end their Wembley hoodoo.
Afterwards, it will be dispatched to the full lower house for discussion, a vote and adoption.
During the third year, the penalty of 20% will apply and one year afterwards it will be raised to 25%," said Giovanni La Via (EPP, IT), rapporteur for the financing, management and monitoring regulation.
The 28 races over the four days of the Cheltenham Festival of course don't count towards the Irish National Hunt Championship, but straight afterwards it'll be back down to business as usual at home.
Participant 3 (Male, caries-free): If you eat too much of the sugary foods then it's harmful to your teeth, but if you eat a few during the day, but then you brush your teeth afterwards, then it will be fine.
Speaking afterwards, he said: "It will be a tough fight, it will be a long fight, but I have no doubt whatever that we are going to be able to return David Cameron and the Conservatives with an absolute majority in 2015".
The speeches will be delivered in the Senate House, as the building itself is scarcely fitted for the number of people likely to attend the opening; but it will be inspected afterwards and flood-lit in the evening.
Allen's desire to create a machine that can, as he proudly tells investors, so precisely reproduce a carpenter's work that it will be impossible "afterwards to tell the original from the copy" makes a telling contrast with the stubbornly original John Clare, who can be reproduced by no one but himself.
