The phrase "aftermath to obtain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a consequence or result related to obtaining something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aftermath to obtain the necessary permits was a lengthy process filled with bureaucratic hurdles."
Alternatives: "consequences of obtaining" or "results from acquiring".
In the aftermath, credit became harder to obtain for importers and confidence waned among would-be buyers of many products.
Drafted in the aftermath of Watergate, it criminalizes the bribing of foreign officials to obtain or retain business.
Sim Harris and Chris Cramer, both employees of the BBC, were at the embassy attempting to obtain visas to visit Iran hoping to cover the aftermath of the 1979 revolution after several unsuccessful attempts.
An interim report by Méndez noted that between 16,000 and 22,000 people had gone missing during the war and its aftermath, and reported that torture was a "routine method of work" by police investigators to obtain confessions.
Nevertheless, in the present climate we hardly ever are able to obtain the resources needed for agricultural relief and immediate recovery in the aftermath of a disaster.
The American Red Cross commissioned Hine to chronicle the aftermath of World War I on European and Balkan populations; his devastating visuals enabled the Red Cross to obtain much-sought-after financial aid.
The committee also notes there are specific concerns about the U.K.'s ability to "maintain deep police and security cooperation" with the EU and its Member States in the immediate aftermath of Brexit should the government fail to secure a transitional arrangement ahead of being able to obtain an adequacy decision.
At the time, this was deemed a troubling statistic attributable to the aftermath of the Great Depression in which millions of people suffered from malnutrition and were often unable to obtain even modest schooling.
He married in 1997 and began the process to obtain a green card but missed his scheduled interview because he was afraid of being deported in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, Mr. Akhtar said.
Working to obtain nuclear weapons.
