The phrase "aftermath issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to problems or challenges that arise as a result of a particular event or situation, often following a crisis or disaster.
Example: "The community is still dealing with the aftermath issues of the recent flood, including housing shortages and infrastructure damage."
Alternatives: "consequential problems" or "post-event challenges".
As Wall Street worries about the Iraqi conflict and its aftermath, junk issues are currently yielding from 9% to 19%.
In the aftermath, Johnson issued a $100,000 reward for the capture of Davis and accused him of helping to plan the assassination.
Yet, all too often, during conflicts, or in their aftermath, the issue of accountability has been considered a dispensable element of peacemaking and has been relegated to the backburner.
With the introduction of social risk perception and application of the concept of safety investigation in the public sector, a change of focus towards the aftermath and non-technical issues of a more generic nature emerges.
One poll showed that while 80percentt of blacks felt that Ferguson and its aftermath demonstrated serious racial issues, a 47 percent plurality of whites, however, felt that it didn't.
In the aftermath of SARS, many issues surrounding health care worker behaviour and professionalism have been discussed [ 10- 14], however to the best of our knowledge, only a few studies have addressed these issues in relation to the anticipated influenza pandemic [ 15].
Because of the war's tense aftermath, the State Department has issued a travel warning on Sri Lanka (travel.state.gov/travel).gov/travel
However, if Suarez did not appreciate the gravity of his behaviour in the immediate aftermath, the statement he issued yesterday was deeply contrite.
WASHINGTON — President Bush took steps on Thursday to deal with the aftermath of Election Day, issuing an executive order intended to govern a smooth transition to the next administration.
Food for Survival, which distributes food to 1,200 programs throughout New York City, is dealing with needs on both sides of the issue: the aftermath of the attacks and the creeping hardship caused by the downturn.
