The phrase "aftermath of wrongdoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results that follow an act of misconduct or immoral behavior.
Example: "The aftermath of wrongdoing often leaves lasting scars on both the victims and the perpetrators."
Alternatives: "consequences of misdeeds" or "results of unethical actions".
At this point, a wide variety of processes that promise to repair relationships in the aftermath of wrongdoing or conflict have been reviewed.
This essay concentrates on the uses to which the concept of reconciliation has been put in the treatment of moral and political issues that arise in the aftermath of wrongdoing and conflict between persons and groups.
Disagreements about identifying necessary or appropriate processes are typically connected to the issue of the last section: disagreements about what degree of improvement in relations can reasonably be pursued in the aftermath of wrongdoing.
Mr. Weber has since presided over attempts by UBS to deal with the aftermath of the financial crisis and wrongdoing by some bank employees.
WASHINGTON — Representative Michele Bachmann, Republican of Minnesota, is the subject of an ethics investigation examining allegations of wrongdoing that emerged in the aftermath of her failed bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012, a lawyer for the lawmaker confirmed Monday.
In the immediate aftermath of the raid, the interior ministry (which oversees the police) looked into events and found no evidence of wrongdoing.
The Election Commission on Tuesday dismissed one of the more bizarre complaints lodged in the aftermath of the election, in which Yingluck Shinawatra, the head of Pheu Thai and Mr. Thaksin's sister, was accused of wrongdoing when she helped a street vendor prepare noodles for her customers.
Investigators exonerated him of wrongdoing.
A bank is accused of wrongdoing.
Neither complaint constitutes a finding of wrongdoing.
Successive inquiries have cleared scientists of wrongdoing.
