The phrase "after the aftermath" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or situations that occur following a significant event or its consequences, often emphasizing the ongoing effects or developments.
Example: "After the aftermath of the storm, the community came together to rebuild and support one another."
Alternatives: "in the wake of" or "following the consequences of".
I have to admit, after the Aftermath chapter where you follow Warner Bros. in the 1970s, which uncoils the double helix of studio and national politics and economics during that decade, part of me was kinda/sorta hoping to read an even brief interlude about Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate, the United Artist picture that you mention in passing a few times in Studios because of its "debacle" status.
Used Jag for sale REAL CHEAP!! pic.twitter.com/SpQMsg3s2O — Dick Van Dyke (@iammrvandy) August 20, 2013 Although the California Highway Patrol did not identify Van Dyke by name, he and his wife both tweeted photos and video after the aftermath.
It was, after all, the aftermath of the civil rights movement.
After fleeing the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, he spent two years exiled in New York.
"In the end I didn't testify and people got off with murder," said John, who went straight to police after witnessing the aftermath of a murder.
After covering the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, I remember driving one Friday night from New Orleans to the airport in Houston to get a flight back to New York.
After visiting the aftermath, Mr Lanzer described piles of bodies, almost all of whom appeared to be civilians.The fighting, which began in mid-December, has washed back and forth over several towns.
After exploring the aftermath of the Hillsborough deaths in To Be Somebody, a three-part Cracker storyline (played with brutal realism by Robert Carlyle), McGovern dramatised the incident itself, with Christopher Eccleston at the heart of an unflinching drama that brought home the mounting sense of utter dread and the frustration, panic and rage of the day.
Burnett had penned the gangster story after seeing the aftermath of the Capone ordered Saint Valentine's Day massacre.
"When I started this book, it was right after, in the aftermath of our most recent disaster with mortgages and bailouts and everything," Lowenstein said.
After witnessing the aftermath of a murder, the band and Imogen Poots' disillusioned neo-Nazi Amber spend much of the movie trapped within the titular green room, which is covered with messages like "ANTI-RACIST=ANTI-WHITE".
