The phrase "afterwards the problem" is not correct in standard written English.
It lacks clarity and context, making it difficult to understand its intended meaning.
Example: "Afterwards the problem became more complicated, requiring additional resources to resolve."
Alternatives: "subsequently the issue" or "later the challenge".
Afterwards, the optimization problem for the wind farm modeled as a bilinear control system is solved using an approximation method.
Afterwards the stability problems of several functional equations by using the fixed point methods have been extensively investigated by a number of authors [19, 20, 23].
Those who had engaged in DSH but had not sought help were asked about barriers to help seeking: "Why didn't you try to get help before you took the overdose or tried to harm yourself" and "Why didn't you try to get any help afterwards for the problems that led you to take an overdose or try to harm yourself".
Afterwards we solve the problem of quantifying complexity of software systems in the framework of decision trees.
Afterwards, she examined the problem of nuclear poisoning of reactors by certain fission products.
Afterwards, the decision-making problem from the results of two neural classifications is stated and a hybrid intelligent diagnosis approach is suggested in Sect.
The problem came afterwards, when the platform had settled down and audiences expected more.
Afterwards, many authors [19 21] discussed the problem for different kinds of nonlinear differential equations and integrodifferential equations including functional differential equations in Banach spaces.
Fabio Capello, who was England manager at the time, quickly quashed any hopes though, when he said: "Almunia, for me, is Spanish". Luckily, Joe Hart came along and solved the problem shortly afterwards - and the number one jersey has been his ever since.
Afterwards, the GP decides whether the problem can be treated in primary care or whether a referral is needed.
