The phrase "aftermath of unexpected" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the consequences or results following an unexpected event, but it needs to be rephrased for proper usage.
Example: "The aftermath of the unexpected storm left the town in disarray."
Alternatives: "consequences of the unforeseen" or "results of the unexpected event."
In the aftermath of her unexpected victory Sunday over Viola Davis, Ms. Streep donated $10,000 to a Rhode Island school in financial trouble, Reuters reported.
In the aftermath of his unexpected victory, David Cameron chose to highlight his commitment to the NHS, proclaiming in a speech of upbeat optimism that "we can become the first country in the world to deliver a truly seven-day NHS".
In the aftermath of the unexpected news, commentators in Turkey and abroad are waiting, generally in silence, to see how events will play out.
Apparently, neither the quality of the coroner's recommendation nor the responsiveness of the recipient organisation are in doubt indeed, supplanted recommendations imply a shared view of what preventive action ought to have been taken in the aftermath of an unexpected death.
After Lamoriello installed himself as the Devils' interim coach Dec. 19 in the aftermath of Larry Robinson's unexpected resignation, the Devils -- who had hovered around.500 under Robinson -- went 16-9-1 16-9-1 16-9-1ympic before
In the immediate aftermath of the hugely unexpected win in Croatia, Scotland's players were entitled to bask in a bit of glory.
But the dispute peeled back a layer of civility in this southern Nebraska city of 47,000, revealing slow-burning racial and ethnic tensions that have been an unexpected aftermath of the enforcement raids at workplaces by federal immigration authorities.
USA Today said yesterday that the denials in the aftermath of its May 11 article were "unexpected," noting that the reporter had read sections of the article to both BellSouth and Verizon before publication, seeking comment.
In the end, Spotnitz called the effects of his actions, particularly the aftermath of taking Mulder off life support, a "nice sort of unexpected turn".
Considering the aftermath of the recent election and the uncertainty of what this coming year holds, I find this kind of unexpected tranquility especially gratifying right now.
