The phrase "aftermath of a fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow a fire incident.
Example: "The aftermath of the fire left the community in shock, as many families lost their homes and belongings."
Alternatives: "consequences of a fire" or "results of a fire".
Aftermath of a Fire Mr. Brooks was arrested the day after the fire and charged with murder.
We purchased an old family building, dating from the aftermath of a fire in 1909 that destroyed the entire downtown of wooden structures.
"The River" is a fiction addition to the New Landscape writing of Robert Macfarlane and Rebecca Solnit, prose so vivid and engaging that a city-dwelling reviewer can feel the clammy cold of a fog over a river or the heat of subterranean tree roots burning underfoot in the aftermath of a fire.
A fundraising page to deal with the aftermath of a fire than killed 12 horses has raised over £20,000.
Following a tweet about the new blaze on Saturday, Greater Manchester Police also shared a picture of the aftermath of a fire in a cemetery in Uppermill, which lies between the Stalybridge and Denshaw fires.
Almost immediately, he had to deal with the aftermath of a fire at London Bridge in 1135.
No, it isn't the aftermath of a flash fire or an academic yard sale.
In the third act of Chekhov's 1901 masterpiece, "Three Sisters," a character looks out a window at the aftermath of a terrible fire and says, "Completely wiped out — everything burned to the ground".
In the aftermath of a catastrophic fire which destroyed a Sydney nursing home, killing 11 frail, elderly residents, Roger Dean, a nurse at the home, appeared on national television, describing how he had helped to rescue those trapped inside.
In the aftermath of a January fire in which two firefighters died after jumping from fourth-story windows, the department announced it would develop a new rope system, which it began distributing on Oct. 4.
Meanwhile, the neighbourhood of Breezy Point in Queens was struggling with the aftermath of a devastating fire that swept through at least 111 homes as Sandy's flood waters rose through the streets.
