The phrase "aftermath of flooding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow a flooding event.
Example: "The aftermath of flooding left many families homeless and in need of assistance."
Alternatives: "consequences of flooding" or "results of flooding".
Most of the NGOs are actively involved in emergency responses in the aftermath of flooding.
If I told you that in February 2011 in aftermath of flooding and landslides in Bolivia which affected 24,000 people, the charity that I lead went in to provide veterinary care to over 39,000 animals, you might question whether we had our priorities right.
The Ministry of Defence has put 1,500 personnel on notice to help with the aftermath of flooding in southern England if needed.
Between the aftermath of flooding and hard economic times, the English Mine finally failed in 1929.
"I know that the aftermath of flooding could be as devastating as the flooding itself.
Ghana's children struggle in the aftermath of flooding ACCRA, Ghana, 15 October 2007 – Akaappab Anyansa and her four young children are among the estimated 260,000 people affected by recent floods in Ghana.
JFK airport, a hub for international business travelers, may re-open on Wednesday, but LaGuardia airport, which mostly carries domestic flights in the US, is likely to stay closed as it deals with the aftermath of flooded runways.
Footage posted by the head of the disaster agency showed the aftermath of flooded streets and an overturned car.
However director of the Northern Territory emergency services, Andrew Warton, warned people to take care in the aftermath, particularly of flooded waterways and power lines brought down by the cyclone.
But these do not press a polemical point, even alongside the aftermath of floods in New Orleans and an Iraq war veteran in uniform, his face scarred from burns.
