The phrase "acknowledge the aftermath of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consequences or results that follow an event or situation, particularly in contexts like analysis, reflection, or reporting.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must acknowledge the aftermath of the recent crisis and its impact on the community."
Alternatives: "recognize the consequences of" or "accept the results of".
The coach, Trevor Bayliss, acknowledged, in the aftermath of defeat in the second Test against Pakistan in Dubai, that both Moeen's position and Buttler's further down the order are in question.
Everything normal there?" Mr. Fugate acknowledges that the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy poses a challenge to the Waffle House matrix because the chain, popular in the South, has so few restaurants in the Northeast.
The distancing from social issues is all the more urgent, some conservative women acknowledged, in the aftermath of highly polarizing comments Representative Todd Akin of Missouri made two weeks ago, claiming that in cases of "legitimate rape" one need not consider abortion because the female reproductive system shuts itself down.
As President George W. Bush acknowledged in the aftermath of the storm, "The greatest hardship fell upon citizens already facing lives of struggle: the elderly, the vulnerable and the poor.
As for the aftermath of Warsaw, he acknowledges that "the natural thing for me to have done having won was to play concert after concert after concert.
"So you must allow us to have that moment when we take time to remember". Reverend Galbraith, like many of the other people connected to the Clutha, acknowledges the role the city played in the aftermath of the crash.
Hence, local doctors and social workers in the aftermath of that disaster acknowledged that the community would need professional psychological and social work support.
In that Brees has been intensely involved in rebuilding the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, he acknowledged that the fleur-de-lis has emotional and spiritual resonance.
Mr. Obama tacitly acknowledged that politicians could no longer talk about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina without including the aftermath of the oil spill.
Aug. 9, 2018: The government of Puerto Rico has acknowledged that more than 1,400 people died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
