The phrase "aftermath as well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included in the consequences or results of a situation, in addition to other factors being discussed.
Example: "The storm caused significant damage to the town, and the aftermath as well included a long recovery process."
Alternatives: "consequences as well" or "results as well".
"But it's the aftermath as well," she adds.
Given NDiaye's parallel interest in the French colonial experience and its aftermath, as well as her taste for novelty and experiment, this seemed the perfect artistic marriage.
Walker, a skillful storyteller, wisely conveys the history through the experiences of local families, and describes the devastating aftermath as well as the community's rebuilding.
Mr. Gitai is clearly intent on capturing the tedium and frustration of battle and its aftermath, as well as the sheer horror of burned faces and severed limbs.
Andrea Bruce is a documentary photographer whose award-winning work brings attention to people living in war and its aftermath as well as the social issues that are sometimes ignored and often ignited in war's wake.
Kyna Patel is a current OHMA student whose thesis focuses on intergenerational differences in understanding September 11th's aftermath, as well as the recent US presidential election, in Middle Eastern and South Asian circles.
America's invasion, one month after America itself had been attacked, therefore enjoyed broad international support.The fighting ended swiftly and the political aftermath went as well as could be expected in a polity as tangled as Afghanistan's.
Hondros wanted to take portraits of people but also countries: full portraits that incorporated the aftermath of war as well as its appalling presence.
And the dealers, suppliers, workers, regulators, and legislators in every country who now have to deal with the aftermath feel betrayed as well.
Going forward, we have to be judicious in our use of force; to focus on the aftermath of war, as well as the war itself; to involve allies; to work with Congress and insist that it play its constitutional role.
Long testified Tuesday that the agency was spending $200 million a day on emergency response in the aftermath of Maria, as well as the response to hurricanes Harvey and Irma and the recent devastating wildfires.
