The phrase "aftermath of its failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow after a failure has occurred.
Example: "The company struggled to recover from the aftermath of its failure to launch the new product on time."
Alternatives: "consequences of its failure" or "results of its failure".
The messy aftermath of his failure suggests that Romney, a political amalgam with no natural constituency beyond the business community, is unlikely to play a significant role in rebuilding his party, many Republicans said this week.
Ajax announced on Thursday that De Boer is to leave in the aftermath of their failure to make it five titles in a row on the final day of the Eredivisie season, losing out to PSV Eindhoven.
Instead, they said that any eventual loss would be less than the losses that Americans would endure if lending froze up, as it did briefly last week in the panicked aftermath of the failure of Lehman Brothers and the near-death of the American International Group.
That was the largest number of downgraded regions since January 2009, when the central bank cut its assessment for all nine regions for two straight quarters in the aftermath of the failure of Lehman Brothers.
In the aftermath of that failure, Parreira soon resigned.
But in the aftermath of the failure to find unconventional weapons in Iraq, American intelligence agencies began to lose confidence in their assessment of North Korea's nuclear capacity.
In the aftermath of the failure of Long-Term Capital Management, the genius-directed hedge fund that came a cropper in 1998, thedged — under Alan Greenspan — delivered three quick reductions in the fundral funds rathat
"Their style...would not ever get them serious consideration in the boardroom of Exxon or Chevron," says the executive.In the aftermath of this failure (and having paid over the odds for stakes in several American shale-gas companies) Reliance cut back its investments.
