The phrase "alone afterwards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being by oneself after a certain event or situation has occurred.
Example: "After the party ended, I felt a bit lonely being alone afterwards."
Alternatives: "by myself later" or "solitary afterwards".
The unending support I had from my GP, friends and family meant I was never left alone afterwards.
Postponement would be sensible (Mr Osmond says he will drop his bid if the demerger goes ahead, though he does not rule out bidding for the pubs alone afterwards).
I would go to parties or the bar jovial and in high spirits, only to end up crying alone afterwards, sometimes at home, sometimes in public.
For example, if one of your cats hates having his nails clipped (not that any cat loves it), and he expresses his frustration by going after another cat in the household right after nail trimming sessions, you can try clipping his nails in a separate room and leaving him there alone afterwards until he's no longer feeling irritated and feisty.
You may want to sort something out alone afterwards, but if you have been ignoring him and acting mean, then they may not want to speak with you.
It builds to an astonishing coup de théâtre that is well worth the price of a ticket alone, although afterwards you feel the show was so intent on getting to its final destination that it sometimes forgot to give due care to the journey along the way.
The participants applied our method in a first round alone and afterwards discussed their results in groups.
In this way, the cluster significance was determined first (checking whether the number of genes in each profile is higher than expected by chance alone), and afterwards their biological significance using an enrichment calculation based on their GO annotation and on the expected number of genes annotated with that specific GO given that particular cluster size.
"The best time was always afterwards, alone, in the Ladies' Restroom on the first floor".
There's the promise of "the best time," the subtle warnings of "afterwards, alone," the semi-comic "Ladies' Restroom".
Welles's father died shortly afterwards, alone and lonely, and Welles always blamed himself for his father's death, stating "I always thought I killed him".
