The phrase "afterwards produced a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that occurred after a previous event, particularly in a narrative or report context.
Example: "The scientist conducted several experiments and afterwards produced a comprehensive report detailing the findings."
Alternatives: "subsequently created a" or "later generated a".
Twelve are commercial starters that were initially isolated from wines but afterwards produced industrially.
Notes were taken during the interviews, and were used afterwards to produce a complete transcript of each interview in Spanish.
Afterwards, Keegan having produced an outstanding performance against the equally outstanding Moore, Shankly told him that Moore had been brilliant that day and Keegan would "never play against anyone better than him".
The hosts levelled shortly afterwards when substitute striker Matt McClure produced a quality finish when Knott's cross broke to him.
The band produced a 17-track demo at Fort Apache soon afterwards, known to fans as "The Purple Tape" because of the tape cover's purple background.
It was an inspired decision, as within minutes the 34‑year‑old produced what Radford described afterwards as the match-winning play; Pryce stepped off his right foot and produced a superb offload for Jamie Shaul to race home, with Sneyd converting for 24-18.
Afterwards, application of the MAO process produced an alumina layer on the deposited aluminum layer (monolithic or composite) forming a multi-layered coating on the examined magnesium alloy.
When we recruit a donor what we are looking for is good sperm that is going to freeze well and will produce a pregnancy afterwards.
Afterwards, GLAD [ 16] produces a segmented profile in a way that segments represent the maximal neighbourhoods in which the local constant assumption of the statistical model holds.
Afterwards, the esterification reaction between HbA1c and T3BA produces a relative change of electrical property on the electrode surface.
