The phrase "which afterwards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that happened after another related event. For example: "I had my first job interview, which afterwards made me more confident when applying for future positions."
The optimum GD&T should be elaborated for typical parts, which afterwards become models for the design departments.
Elastic gridshells are structures made of flat two-way grids which are deformed elastically before they are braced and which afterwards mechanically behave like continuous shells.
I myself have seen the mines in question: by far the most curious of them are those which the Phoenicians discovered at the time when they went with Thasus and colonised the island, which afterwards took its name from him.
"Many emigres (largely from Massachusetts) turned their attention to the place, which afterwards was known as the beautiful town by the sea," a city history recorded the settlement after the Revolution.
A boy called Bogoni, oozing mischief, has come, "because I like doing something which afterwards people say to me: 'That was good!'" If he wasn't here, Bogoni says, "I'd be on the computer".
Appalled at the prospect of the carnage to come, MacNeill sent out a terse order, which afterwards became infamous as the "countermanding order", to all units around the country: "Volunteers completely deceived.
So that with this money an hundred ships were built, with which they afterwards fought against Xerxes.
The mesophase pitch is liquid infiltrated into packed preforms of leachable NaCl particles which are afterwards water dissolved.
The Congressional will on that subject was fully and completely expressed in those parts of the statute which were afterwards repealed.
For BHET, a prescreening with 6 nM or 12 nM MHETase variants was used to identify potentially active enzymes which were afterwards analyzed at higher concentrations.
Two days before launch, the ECs were cultured in the EUs, which were afterwards mounted on the SpaceX CRS-8 rocket.
