The phrase "aftershock for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effects or consequences that follow an initial event, often in a metaphorical sense, such as emotional or social impacts.
Example: "The aftershock for the community following the disaster was felt for months, as residents struggled to rebuild their lives."
Alternatives: "repercussions of" or "fallout from".
FOR years a lawsuit from Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman has been a common aftershock for American companies hit by financial earthquakes.
Fig. 2. Example of seismograms of an aftershock for three OBSs and one land station.
(a) The Coulomb stress change averaged over depths of 10 15 km for normal faults with the same westward dipping fault plane geometry as the Mw 7.7 outer rise aftershock, for which the GCMT mechanism is shown.
This aftershock occurred on the same day as the largest aftershock (Mw7.3) about 75 km east of Kathmandu Fig. 6 Acceleration waveforms, Fourier spectra, and spectral ratios of the Mw5.5 aftershock for the transverse component.
(a) The Coulomb stress change averaged over depths of 10 15 km for normal faults with the same westward dipping fault plane geometry as the Mw 7.7 outer rise aftershock, for which the global cenroid moment tensor mechanism is shown.
The epicenter of this aftershock (April 25 , 2015 23 16UTC) is about 45 km west of Kathmandu Fig. 5 Acceleration waveforms, Fourier spectra, and spectral ratios of the Mw5.5 aftershock for the transverse component.
Officials warned the residents that there could be more aftershocks for as long as three weeks.
Dr. Stein said scientists were studying the quake and dozens of aftershocks for clues about seismic activity in California.
Because of severe aftershocks, for the first three nights, most of the city slept out in the open, in public spaces, fields, even inside sewage pipes.
Given the huge scale of the Boxing Day event, seismologists are likely to be recording and studying significant aftershocks for weeks to come.
The fortresses were among the buildings that survived the last major quake in the Emilia-Romagna region, which occurred in 1570 and set off periodic aftershocks for four years.
