The phrase "also thereafter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen in addition to what has already been mentioned, and it will occur at a later time.
Example: "The committee will review the proposal, and also thereafter, they will discuss the budget implications."
Alternatives: "subsequently as well" or "afterward too".
Thanks to our team of highly trained economists, we are putting this expertise to work not just in anticipation of a rulemaking, but also thereafter.
Dr. Peters was also a man with a deep sense of social commitment who ruffled many feathers in the political system of his time in the U.S. by being a champion for the poor and complaining bitterly about the quality of health care they received, initially during the Great Depression, but also thereafter.
In this period, but also thereafter until all unsafe systems were replaced by shockproof units, many people died or were seriously injured by electrical accidents.
"Transforming the monument's setting and the visitor experience is vital to Britain's reputation, and to our tourism industry, especially in 2012 but also thereafter".
However, when choosing a drug for long-term if not life-long treatment, one should look at efficacy and safety not only during the first years but also thereafter.
They have lost diversity in colonization bottlenecks, but have also thereafter accumulated abundant new variation.
This must initially be well before GCSEs but also continuously thereafter.
The national sense of shock was palpable, and by coincidence or otherwise, his on-course career also nosedived thereafter.
Besides this, as certain bacterial and fungal species have inherent capability to act upon the applied protective resins and other covering and use them as source of energy[56], stone surfaces once treated should also looked thereafter routinely so as to check reoccurrence of microbial growth.
*Modernize visas so that the best and the brightest can not only study in America but can also stay thereafter and work in America.
During the Abbasid caliphate for much of the 8th through middle 11th centuries, and also sporadically thereafter, tolerance of certain non-Muslim groups was enshrined in law.
