The phrase "afterwards well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "We will discuss the results afterwards well." (This sentence is awkward and confusing.)
Alternatives: "afterwards" or "later on."
"Well that's just not enough and what he's been given afterwards – 'Well, we'll give you some confidence-building courses'.
Afterwards: well, having exhausted the thrills in a morning, best devote a leisurely afternoon to shopping for chocolate cauldrons and wands in the themed shops.
Robert Kitson Rokoduguni's flying England return only adds to frustration for drained Fiji England 58-15 Fiji: How they rated at Twickenham England register record win against Fiji but defence is cause for concern All the talk afterwards – well, most – was about the brutality of the contest, and the legality or otherwise of the All Blacks' approach to physicality.
She has a constitutional role to play, but you don't want anyone to be in a world where they might say afterwards: well, the Queen favoured this party or that party, or that particular type of solution rather than this solution".
It lasted 26 minutes and prompted one MP to comment afterwards: "Well, that shortened the winter".
Saint-Andre cut a dejected figure afterwards, well aware of the grilling he can expect back home after being chewed up by such tender Rosbifs.
Afterwards well-posed optimization problems are formulated.
Afterwards, wells (8 mm in diameter) were made on agar plate, and filled with 100 μL of cell free supernatant (CFS) of E. faecium KQ 2.6.
Afterwards, wells were blocked for 2 h by addition of 200 µl blocking buffer [protein free (TBS) blocking buffer (Perbio)] and then washed three times using 300 µl of wash buffer [protein free T20 (TBS) blocking buffer (Perbio)].
Afterwards, the well was washed three times, HRP Conjugate solution added to each well, and incubated for 1 h at 24°C.
