The phrase "aftermath effective" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The aftermath effective strategies were crucial in rebuilding the community after the disaster."
Alternatives: "post-event effective" or "consequences effective".
One of the most effective of "Aftermath's" notions is to make the investigators not the classic righteous Gentiles of so many Holocaust movies but angry, dissatisfied, antisocial, even borderline anti-Semitic individuals drawn into a quest for the truth almost against their will.
Therapist Estes says full transparency can be particularly effective in the aftermath of an affair, when trust is shattered.
Occupy was perhaps at its most effective in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, when organizers played a leading role in grassroots disaster relief across the city.
It proved effective; in the aftermath Thae Yong-ho and several others cancelled all public appearances and have kept a low profile since.
The immediate and longer-term impact of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami on a broad array of indicators of well-being are explored to identify the behaviors and coping mechanisms that are most effective in the aftermath of a devastating disaster.
The UNICEF media campaign during the aftermath to the tsunami was effective because all levels of the organization's global communications system worked together.
And has poetry on the page been more effective in documenting the aftermath of great events?
I say crippling, because it seems clear that not only will a large number of excellent researchers be shown the door, but delivering effective teaching in its aftermath will be highly problematic.
From the trauma perspective, resilience is an effective adaptation in the aftermath of significant threats to personal and physical integrity [ 13].
Nuclear disaster response plans need to be improved to ensure that iodine internal contamination estimates can be conducted in the immediate aftermath of the disaster and that effective monitoring can be implemented immediately, rather than after periods of months.
