The phrase "afterwards put" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate a sequence of actions, but the word "afterwards" is often better suited to follow a verb rather than precede one.
Example: "He finished his work and afterwards put the files away."
Alternatives: "then place" or "subsequently put".
The Italian warships afterwards put to sea.
By a convenient numerical fitting method, we calculate a set of kinetic parameters which are afterwards put into the theoretical equations for dc and the impedance.
The same vizier afterwards married the daughter and became Sultan No. 22. Shihab.ud-dmn,.who seems to have misbehaved himself, was deposed, exiled, and afterwards put to death (v. s., p. 449).
Samuel Wells Williams, the great Sinologist, wrote in 1848 that the best soy he tasted in China was "made by boiling beans soft, adding an equal quantity of wheat or barley, and leaving the mass to ferment; a portion of salt and three times as much water are afterwards put in, and the whole compound left for two or three months".
The Blues chairman took control of the club in February 2010 and shortly afterwards put them into administration with debts of around £120m.
Afterwards, put the phone away.
It's not necessarily a matter of explaining before, but afterwards putting things on the table and saying: "OK, I made this decision and it was the right one for this reason or that reason; or, that was a rubbish call and now I understand why".
"I need to find my coach and ask, what now?" she said afterwards, putting behind her the disappointment of disqualification after winning Commonwealth gold last October.
Afterwards, I put what I'd learned about writing into two more books.
"Afterwards, we put our earnings together and share it equally between us," says Valentine.
A professional glued it back together afterwards and put it back in the head.
