The phrase "aftermath of an attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow an attack, whether it be physical, emotional, or situational.
Example: "The aftermath of the attack left the community in shock and mourning, as they struggled to rebuild their lives."
Alternatives: "consequences of an attack" or "results following an attack."
It shows the immediate aftermath of an attack in which an Israeli soldier was wounded by two Palestinian men.
Seeking to shore up bridges in the aftermath of an attack is not liberal appeasement but a vitally important part of any anti-extremism strategy.
This is the time of year we all gear up for winter, and now there is not only winter to worry about but the aftermath of an attack".
An English-speaking observer said he did not want to see anti-government demonstrations but had come to document the aftermath of an attack on a village.
Although police had not yet obtained the images, they were aware that they constituted potential evidence of the aftermath of an attack by officers.
As the attack helicopter circled, with its cameras rolling, Salah's van entered the aftermath of an attack launched minutes earlier by the same hovering pilots.
In the immediate aftermath of such an attack, it is difficult to accept that we just don't have all the answers.
Using Boston as their example, the papers summarized the medical and environmental consequences of a nuclear attack on the city and addressed the specific challenges that the local medical community would face in the aftermath of such an attack.
In the aftermath of such an attack, regulatory rule changes that the public and politicians would see as merely being common sense would obsolete virtually the entire data center investment of all the top U.S. and world financial companies overnight.
Having never seen the aftermath of such an attack, I cannot verify this resemblance.
For example, thumbnail photos showing the aftermath of an IED attack appear next to the list.
