The phrase "aftermath how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "In the aftermath how we respond will define our future."
Alternatives: "in the aftermath" or "after the event".
"I'm looking at the aftermath, how a community rebuilds after something like this," he said.
What you realize, through the emotion of the voice and the cold imprint of words on a screen is the aftermath: how one never escapes the everyday torture of torture.
Finally, there's this from a prominent journalist about Tuesday's aftermath: "How far will President Obama be willing to go to save his old Senate seat, especially after the U.S. Senate outcome in Massachusetts?" And how will all this free-flowing rage affect Mr. Obama?
When I got the date for my sex reassignment surgery, I wasn't so worried about the operation itself (I'd be asleep, right?) as its aftermath: how I was going to look after myself during the two months it would take to recover?
So one strand is focusing on the conduct of the campaign, the use of social media and on the aftermath – how will the winners and losers be reconciled, and – as must happen – become willing collaborators in either building a new independent state, or join forces instead to expand the powers of Edinburgh's devolved parliament within the UK.
This sheds light on a significant consequence of the election that has been largely neglected in its aftermath: how the severe defeat suffered by Saeed Jalili – the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council and Iran's top nuclear negotiator – effectively marginalised the radical conservatives who supported him, the same group that had been most vocal in its devotion to the supreme leader.
One aspect of the storm's aftermath is how some clergy members are themselves suffering, said Rabbi Daniel Freelander, senior vice president of the Union for Reform Judaism.
"The statute covers those killed or injured in the attacks or its 'immediate aftermath,' but how do you define immediate aftermath?
When you watch the video of the bombing aftermath, notice how many people you see running toward the blast within seconds to help, even though more bombs easily could have been set to explode there.
The most time, Mr. Schieffer has said, will be spent on the Arab uprisings, their aftermath and how the terrorist threat has changed since the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
He has bitten off an impossibly huge subject – the first world war, its aftermath and how we see it today – and attempted to write a five-movement Mahlerian symphony that encapsulates it.
