The phrase "aftermath was seen" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the observable consequences or results following an event, typically a significant or negative one.
Example: "The aftermath was seen in the community, as many families struggled to rebuild their lives after the disaster."
Alternatives: "the consequences were evident" or "the results were visible."
Al Sadd won, 2-0, but video of the second goal, and its aftermath, were seen around the world.
It tells the story of the Castilian Pánfilo de Narváez, who sailed to the Americas in 1527; his voyage and its brutal aftermath are seen from the perspective of Estebanico, a Moroccan slave.
These images of the Trojan War and its aftermath are seen in "Tantalus," a 10 1/2-hour cycle of plays, with music and dance, that is having its premiere here on Oct. 21.
Lack of precise data from immediate aftermath is seen as a remarkable weak point in disaster epidemiology (3– 5).
The lack of precise data from immediate aftermath is seen as a remarkable weak point in disaster epidemiology and warrants evidence generation.
Even the long-term unemployed, the biggest victims of the Great Recession and its aftermath, are seeing some relief.
"In the immediate aftermath of victory Haig was seen as the instrument of a wonderful deliverance," Gary Sheffield writes in the most recent pro-Haig biography, remembering that six months earlier the British army had seemed on the brink of defeat.
That there was only minimal unrest in the aftermath of the Bell shooting was seen partially as the result of Mayor Bloomberg's decision to engage with leaders of the black community.
The low point of the seven weeks – apart from the Manchester and London terrorist attacks – was seen as the aftermath of the council elections on 4 May in which Labour lost hundreds of seats, just as the campaign was gearing up.
Back in the chaotic days of late 2001, as the Taliban regime crumbled under the US assault launched in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, Karzai was seen as a the man of the hour.
