The phrase "aftermath of the current" is not entirely clear and may not be correct without additional context.
It could be used in discussions about the consequences or results following a current event or situation, but the phrase feels incomplete.
Example: "The aftermath of the current crisis has left many communities struggling to recover."
Alternatives: "consequences of the current" or "results of the current".
In the murky aftermath of the violence, the current government finally wrested control of the mine from the Chinese brothers who ran it and promised never to let such incidents happen again, partially resulting in this new legislation.
This applies whether one is managing the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, the current euro crisis, the destruction of an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico or an individual's midlife crisis.
According to a piece on the case's long aftermath, in the current issue of Wired, a foreign source passed on a letter from an unidentified US intelligence official offering to sell information.
Like all previous generations, they are going to be tasked with the monumental challenge of overcoming the aftermath of the Industrial Revolution, as well as the current and continuing industrial and land use trends.
The NFL warns teams against such practices before each season, although in the aftermath of the revelations about the Saints, current and former players from various teams talked about that sort of thing happening frequently – although not on the same scale as the NFL found in New Orleans.
But she acknowledged that a focus on circuit breakers, that were implemented in the aftermath of the "flash crash", was "timely" because the current program ends December 10.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the influences between self-declared increased substance use in the aftermath of the tsunami disaster, trauma exposure and current PTSD symptoms.
Under the current rules, approved in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, law enforcement agencies were given broad latitude to monitor specific religious groups.
In the aftermath of the Autonomy fiasco, Whitman blames everyone but herself and the current HP directors.
