The phrase "aftermath of the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the consequences or results that follow a particular event or situation, emphasizing that it pertains to the same subject previously mentioned.
Example: "The aftermath of the same was more severe than anyone had anticipated, leading to significant changes in policy."
Alternatives: "consequences of it" or "results of the same".
This document offers moderate but still visible momentum forward and encourages broad ownership of the responsibility to confront climate change, both of which were nowhere to be found in the aftermath of the same global meeting, five years ago.
The document, explains Forest Trends' Gena Gammie, "offers moderate but still visible momentum forward and encourages broad ownership of the responsibility to confront climate change, both of which were nowhere to be found in the aftermath of the same global meeting, five years ago".
In the aftermath of celebrating, the same friend who was also rejected from Washington in St . Louis sat next to me and said, "So your mentor was right after all, huh?" "I guess he was," I said.
The third volume, covering the English Civil War and its aftermath, offers more of the same smoothly readable analysis.
Currently untitled, the illustration will manifest Ikeda's feelings toward the aftermath and recovery of the same tsunami that Foretoken is so often compared to.
The artist took over three years to produce an illustration that will manifest Ikeda's feelings toward the aftermath and recovery of the same tsunami that Foretoken is so often compared to.
The British proved this point in the immediate aftermath of the riot, as the same social networks that incited some people to loot — and gave them positive feedback — were used by others to clean up the mess.
McKayla Roberts, 21, was one of a handful of locals who appeared at the Emanuel church in the aftermath of the shooting in the same Black Lives Matter T-shirts they had worn to protests over Scott's death three months ago.
The interactive photos below allow you to compare the destruction in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami to the same locations after 12 months of restoration and repair.
Only seven years ago, in the aftermath of the legalization of same-sex marriages in Massachusetts, President George W. Bush's strategist, Karl Rove, used the issue to scare voters in Ohio and elsewhere; it worked.
Demonstrators took to the streets in a uniquely Californian way, by marching onto the 10 freeway, embodying the vulnerability many African-Americans have professed to feeling in the aftermath of the verdict and, at the same time, proving the traffic-stopping power of collective action.
