The phrase "afterwards sold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was sold at a later time after a previous event or action.
Example: "The painting was initially displayed in the gallery and was afterwards sold to a private collector."
Alternatives: "subsequently sold" or "later sold".
The painting was removed from display and soon afterwards sold off.
The parts were afterwards sold on, without proper screening for disease, and used in more than 20,000 transplants.
The MEN was founded in 1868 – some 47 years after the Manchester Guardian – by Mitchell Henry and soon afterwards sold to Peter Allen and his brother-in-law John Edward Taylor, the son of the Guardian's founder.
The company was acquired by Songbird Estates, a consortium led by the American investment bank Morgan Stanley, and Reichmann shortly afterwards sold his remaining shares, ending a 20-year involvement with the project.
The MEN was founded in 1868 by Mitchell Henry and soon afterwards sold to Peter Allen and his brother-in-law John Edward Taylor, the son of the Guardian's founder.
He had rejected and humiliated the king of France's sister; deposed the well-connected king of Cyprus and afterwards sold the island; insulted and refused spoils of the Third Crusade to nobles like Leopold V, Duke of Austria, and was rumoured to have arranged the assassination of Conrad of Montferrat.
A film critic called Manuel Pena Rodriquez obtained the reels shortly afterwards, selling them in the 60s to Argentina's National Art Fund.
A film critic called Manuel Peña Rodríguez obtained the reels afterwards, selling them in the 1960s to Argentina's national art fund.
Either way, soon afterwards she sold the idea for a sci-fi series called Terra Nova to American TV.
Soon afterwards, he sold 192,352 Patrick shares.ASIC alleges that Citigroup profited from inside information and failed properly to manage a potential conflict of interest, a relatively new requirement under Australian law, even if there was no direct discussion about the impending bid.
Soon afterwards, she sold the most famous of them, the portrait of her aunt Adele Bloch-Bauer dressed in gold against a golden background, to the Neue Galerie in Manhattan, New York, for $135m£73m3m), a world record for a painting at that time.
