The phrase "aftermath of leaving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow after someone departs from a situation, place, or relationship.
Example: "The aftermath of leaving the company was challenging, as I had to rebuild my professional network from scratch."
Alternatives: "consequences of departure" or "results of leaving".
Made in the aftermath of Bill Berry leaving the band, 1998's Up experimented with electronics, and a softer, slighter mood – a tone that would remain for the group's final five albums together.
Every few years, a news clip reports a drug raid gone wrong and the aftermath of those left to pick up the pieces of broken glass left by DEA or SWAT team members.
The album he is currently promoting, for instance, is called How to Compose Popular Songs That Will Sell, and he is direct about why it is so different from his last solo effort, Sex, Age and Death, which was written in the aftermath of being left, after 19 years, by Paula Yates, the mother of his three daughters.
In the immediate aftermath of the vote to leave the EU, officials in Brussels and leading politicians across Europe called on the British government to avoid turning the formal process of leaving the union into a waiting game.
In many other cases, local party committees investigated the scale of death in the immediate aftermath of the famine, leaving detailed computations of the scale of the horror.
Rivers are rising across North and South Carolina, with several expected to crest higher than they did two years ago in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, leaving standing floodwater in some rural communities for weeks.
Pakistan immediately closed all NATO supplies to Afghanistan in the aftermath of the attack, leaving the blockaded supply trucks vulnerable to attacks.
However, fears are mounting that a relatively resilient performance from the economy in the immediate aftermath of the leave vote could be short lived, with 2017 expected to be more challenging.
Azevêdo, who has been struggling to bring to a conclusion the Doha round of liberalisation talks which began in 2001, said he had no idea how long it would take the UK to negotiate trade deals afresh in the aftermath of a leave vote.
