The phrase "thereafter which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically functions as a conjunction and is used to introduce a clause that indicates a point in time after something has happened. Example: John won the race, thereafter which he was awarded a trophy for his outstanding performance.
And it applies during employment with Mr. Trump's campaign and "at all times thereafter," which is another way of saying "forever".
Certainly, the Prince and the Palace were perpetually on the back foot thereafter, which is where, after yesterday, they will perpetually remain.
Who could forget Justin Timberlake's folksy homeware range, Home Mint, launched in 2012 and discontinued shortly thereafter, which came complete with daily online design tips?
The federal data shows no tire-related fatalities involving Explorers from 1991 to 1993 and a steadily increasing number thereafter, which may reflect that tread separation becomes more common as tires age.
A captain, Andrzej (Artur Zmijewski), held captive by the Soviets, says goodbye to his wife; he keeps a diary thereafter, which occasionally forms the movie's narration, but he never fully understands what's happening to him.
The limit imposed thereafter — which is measured relative to the width of a city street but comes out roughly to 90 feet for residences and 130 feet for commercial buildings — was agreed to arbitrarily.
The Hyksos apparently introduced the chariot into Egypt shortly thereafter, by which time it was a mature technology.
A more extended system of transcription, called hyangch'al, followed shortly thereafter, in which entire sentences in Korean could be written in Chinese.
The city's population peaked at 504,000 in 1950 and thereafter declined, which was mirrored by steady population growth in the metropolitan area.
What appeared the obvious narrative arc thereafter – in which his comeback vehicle Mister Lonely would lead the way to a gentler, more John Waters-ish future – has failed to materialise, as anyone who sees the impressively grotesque Trash Humpers will note.
Shortly thereafter, Warner Brothers, which had recently started the teenager-oriented WB network, signed Tollin/Robbins to one of the most coveted development deals, ceding the producers rare freedom -- and money -- to develop projects and take them to any network.
