The phrase "aftermath on our" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The aftermath on our community was devastating after the storm."
Alternatives: "consequences for our" or "impact on our".
What would be the aftermath of our involvement on the ground?
The old courthouse, Lasnik continued, was the setting for several trumped-up cases brought against Japanese-Americans in the wake of Pearl Harbor -- "constant reminders," he wrote, "of how our country and our courts must always remain true to the core principles embodied in our United States Constitution, even in the aftermath of devastating attacks on our people and even in times of war".
The legality of this project is questionable, but one can argue that President Ford's executive order prohibiting such assassinations does not apply in time of war and that we were in a war-like situation in the immediate aftermath of the attack on our nation.
For never in our "great America" has there been anything comparable to this abhorrence and its continued aftermath on many levels.
On Thursday morning, Senator John McCain, of Arizona, convened a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on the subject of cybersecurity, "in the aftermath of an unprecedented attack on our democracy".
I am not prepared to stand here in the aftermath of a terrorist attack on our streets and have to explain to the House why I did not take the chance to prevent it when I could have done".
"Nobody can fully understand what it was like to be responsible for the safety and security of the American people in the aftermath of the worst attack on our national soil," he told the Spanish-language television channel Telemundo.
Julie Burchill called Aftermath: On Marriage and Separation "brilliant".
The aftermath on the tracks was captured by more than a dozen onlookers on their smartphones.
There are pictures of the aftermath on a Tyrolean Web site.
