The phrase "aftermath starting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to imply the beginning of a situation or consequences following an event, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The aftermath starting from the disaster was felt throughout the community."
Alternatives: "consequences beginning" or "results commencing".
The war's aftermath started subtly for Ms. Kusiani, with Ossetians at the door gruffly demanding more than two gallons of her homemade honey.
In the happy aftermath, parents start listening to their teenagers, counselors arrive at the school, and the students finally get the guidance and attention they so desperately need.
Common sense and economic theory both suggest that as the pace of hiring rises people who have dropped out of the labor force during the recession and its aftermath would start looking for work.
The well blew its top, causing an explosion and subsequent fire which claimed the lives of 11 of the rig's crew of 126 and eventually sent the rig itself to the bottom of the ocean, a mile below the surface and some 40 miles (64km) off the Louisiana coast.In the aftermath, oil started to seep to the surface.
The Indian news media's coverage of the Delhi gang rape and its aftermath has started to resemble the kind of play-by-play commentary once seen only in cricket matches, with a focus on the short-term and the sensational that is drawing criticism from many quarters.
In the storms' aftermaths, Grenadians started cultivating more cocoa than nutmeg since cocoa trees take half as long to mature.
"I meant to kick the phone," the man can be heard saying repeatedly in the immediate aftermath as people start yelling.
These pieces may take a different form from week to week, but since the premiere was mostly a reenactment of the crime and its immediate aftermath, we'll start with some pretty basic background stuff.
What's more, the lucrative margins that made Wall Street trading businesses such profit engines in the immediate aftermath of the crisis are starting to narrow as corporations and investors return to the markets and demand lower fees.
This American administration – witness Afghanistan – has displayed noticeably less enthusiasm for dealing with the aftermath of conflict than for starting one".
