The phrase "aftermath after" is not correct and redundant in written English.
The term "aftermath" already implies a consequence or result following an event, so adding "after" is unnecessary.
Example: "The aftermath of the storm left the town in disarray."
Alternatives: "consequences of" or "results following".
The Aftermath After the attacks of Sept. 11, Bin Laden did what had become routine: He took to Arab television.
Ahn left his club, Italian side Perugia, in the aftermath after a fall-out with owner Luciano Gaucci, who was outspoken and critical of his player's role in Italy's World Cup demise.
In the aftermath, after some clever writing and rewriting, they were promoted to detectives).
There was little discussion in Washington of the aftermath after military action".
In its aftermath, after a season of rising bellicosity at home and abroad, millions of Americans wonder if deepening fractures along racial and other lines can be reversed.
In order to illustrate the aftermath after the destruction scenes, Parker and Stone smudged the paper sets with their fingerprints and stains to make them look like scorch burns.
Murray and Gallagher parted ways in the aftermath, but after Murray received a surprise lightweight world title tilt against Oxnard slugger Brandon "Bam Bam" Rios at Madison Square Garden, the pair reunited briefly for the biggest fight of Murray's career.
The former soldiers who are fighting to stay out of the war ("Former G.I.'s, Ordered to War, Fight Not to Go," front page, Nov. 16) clearly show the folly of our unprovoked attack on Iraq and its bloody aftermath long after "mission accomplished".
In response to Remini's various claims, the Church of Scientology set up a website to discredit her, called Leah Remini: Aftermath ― After Money.
This renewed "concern" about the health of America's political parties is entirely predictable in the aftermath of after the Citizens United decision.
Rebecca Solnit, writing in the nation, reported that "Several weeks after Hurricane Katrina, community organizer and former Black Panther Malik Rahim had told Amy Goodman on her nationally syndicated program DemocracyNow!, "During the aftermath, directly after the flooding, in New Orleans hunting season began on young African American men.
