The phrase "afterwards subsequently" is not correct and redundant in written English.
You can use it when discussing events that occur in sequence, but using both words together is unnecessary.
Example: "We finished the meeting; afterwards subsequently, we went for lunch."
Alternatives: "afterwards" or "subsequently".
They parted shortly afterwards, and Ferguson subsequently amassed all sorts of new friends, each of whom, in some or other capacity, offered to work for her.
With this new procedure, blighted-microspherical GO precursor is synthesized through the process of spray drying, afterwards the GO precursor is subsequently calcined at 800 °C for 5 h to obtain hollow RGO microspheres.
The trio were subsequently dismissed, with manager Pearson leaving shortly afterwards.
And even suspects who are subsequently cleared can be stigmatised and shunned afterwards in their communities.
She runs away afterwards with a younger man, but subsequently returns to her husband, a ruined but wiser girl.
Afterwards, the inverse structure is achieved by infiltrating the opal with Si and subsequently removing the silica by chemical means.
Soon afterwards it emerged that he had previously been involved in the abduction and mistreatment of the American hostage Kayla Mueller, who was subsequently killed.
She subsequently appeared on the cover of a newspaper, which was published at the same time as a family wedding, shortly afterwards.
Subsequently, service by publication was completed; and soon afterwards, and before judgment, respondent appeared specially and obtained a removal of the cause to the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio, Western Division.
The drivers, minus Kimi Raikkonen, the Renault pair Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen and Indonesia's Rio Haryanto, posed for a photograph afterwards which a number of them subsequently posted on to their social media accounts.
