The phrase "aftermath of campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the consequences or results that follow a campaign, often in a political or marketing context.
Example: "The aftermath of the campaign revealed significant shifts in public opinion and voter engagement."
Alternatives: "consequences of the campaign" or "results of the campaign".
In the immediate aftermath of that campaign, there was only one debate: was Goldsmith too wet to say no to a racist campaign imposed on him, or was he simply a racist?
In the aftermath of that campaign, the country remains a catastrophic battleground.
In the aftermath of the campaign, many domestic workers rejected this curated storytelling and sought to tell more critical, complex and contextualized stories about their transnational lives.
It comes at a time of rising reported hate crime in the aftermath of the campaign and vote that saw Britain elect to leave the European Union.
In the aftermath of a campaign, it's natural to think that the agenda now is in the hands of our newly elected leaders, and that the agents of change will be government officials in Washington.
In the aftermath of a campaign -- both truncated and at the same time dominated by such issues as terrorism, a yawning budget shortfall and educating the state's 1.3 million public school students -- Mr. McGreevey's choices of William L. Librera as education commissioner, David Samson as attorney general and John E. McCormac as treasurer have drawn the most attention.
The US has something of a bitter legacy in the region given the failures in the aftermath of the campaign to topple Saddam Hussein.
In the aftermath of the campaign, the South Kasaian state was able to provide substantial aid to its refugees, many of whom were resettled in homes and jobs.
Earlier Tuesday, we brought you word of Olivia Nuzzi, a former intern to New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner who had begun dishing inside-the-campaign details to the press in the aftermath of recent campaign-crippling revelations that Weiner had been continuing to do the very things that had previously put the words "Anthony Weiner" and "revelations" into the same sentences.
