The phrase "aftermath of a future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the consequences or results of future events or scenarios, often in a speculative or philosophical manner.
Example: "In the aftermath of a future where technology dominates our lives, we must consider the ethical implications of our choices."
Alternatives: "consequences of a future" or "results of a future".
Jinnah, the Aga Khan, and other important Muslim leaders were at the time in London attending the Round Table Conference, which still envisaged a single federation of all Indian provinces and princely states as the best possible constitutional solution for India in the aftermath of a future British withdrawal.
In the immediate aftermath of a future nuclear accident, robots, and their masters, will have to be far nimbler.
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But nearly everyone here has a theory about the artifact, built during the cold war and said to be, at least in part, a guide for civilization's future in the aftermath of a nuclear attack.
"The goal of our lab is to develop drones which can be in the future used in the aftermath of a disaster, as for example an earthquake, in order to enter building through small cracks or apertures in a collapsed building to look for survivors.
Scientists can support emergency managers and public officials in the aftermath of a catastrophic event by assessing the likelihood of future lahars and floods, the suitability of areas for relief operations, and the evolving stability of lahar deposits.
But in the aftermath of a starburst, there's very little raw material left to form future, subsequent generations of stars.
As a result of the storm, the Japanese government created a disaster management council to ensure that national and regional governments would have measures in place to provide more effective emergency assistance in the aftermath of future storms.
In the aftermath of future civil disasters, hospitals and health care providers will need to anticipate and prepare for the severe health consequences that inevitably result from the extreme exposures sustained by workers in these situations.
Hence the future adaptability of cities is important for its growth in the aftermath of a disaster strike.
There's a strong case for encouraging borrowing and spending in the immediate aftermath of a financial crisis and for temporarily putting aside the fear that doing so might lead people to sin more in the future".
