The phrase "afterwards referred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something will be mentioned or cited later in the text.
Example: "The study conducted by Smith et al. (2020) will be afterwards referred to as the 'Smith Study' for clarity."
Alternatives: "subsequently mentioned" or "later referred to".
In the 1991 general election, the Vlaams Blok for the first time surpassed the People's Union, going from two to 12 seats in the Chamber, and from one to five seats in the Senate, in what was afterwards referred to by its opponents as "Black Sunday".
The first peak (afterwards referred as FRG1 Peak1) was located inside the second intron of the FRG1 gene, while the second peak (FRG1 Peak2) was located at the 3′ end of the gene (Fig. 2A).
Further medicinal CAM: Bach flower, traditional Chinese medicine, etc. Homeopathic/anthroposophic drugs (afterwards referred to as 'Homeopathy'): Drugs that have been prepared according to the production specification of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia HAB [ 13], including anthroposophic remedies and biochemic remedies (Schuessler salts).
The following medicinal CAM modalities were defined and extracted from the entity of reported drugs: Homeopathic/anthroposophic drugs (afterwards referred to as 'Homeopathy'): Drugs that have been prepared according to the production specification of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia HAB [ 13 ], including anthroposophic remedies and biochemic remedies (Schuessler salts).
"I would like to swing from those chandeliers," she said afterwards, referring to the scene where Laura and Alec do just that.
"There's a special place in hell for you," quipped co-host Tina Fey shortly afterwards, referring to Taylor Swift's criticisms of the pair's digs at last year's ceremony.
Jacobs said that Ryan came after him "the same way his Pops went at Gilbride and ran afterwards," referring to Ryan's father, Buddy, who threw a punch at the Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride on the sideline during a game when they were coordinators in Houston in 1993.
This is what leads to the issue we will forever afterwards refer to as the Gay Tea Party Witch Sex Issue.
For some time afterwards, Waugh referred to Heygate as "the basement boy".
Afterwards they referred women who they identified having two or more psychosocial risk factors to the mental health attention unit of the hospital.
Afterwards, the narrator, referred to only as "saya", describes in the first person how he met Hasan and how the main character came to tell him his life's story.
