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The phrase "also the aftermath of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the consequences or results that follow an event or situation, often in a context discussing effects or outcomes.
Example: "The report discusses not only the events leading up to the crisis but also the aftermath of those decisions."
Alternatives: "as well as the consequences of" or "in addition to the results of".
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It is also the aftermath of the Lutheran Reformation, a transition from Catholicism marred by violence.
But beyond the natural disasters and death, there's also the aftermath of Callie (Ramirez) discovering that her wife Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) cheated on her.
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Diallo has also described the aftermath of the attack.
And now he must also navigate the aftermath of the Jan . 22death of Mr. Ledger.
"I think it's also in the aftermath of what happened to Jo Cox.
He also discusses the aftermath of the 2008 economic collapse from the perspective of a social critic.
Abul Hussain, 12, who also witnessed the aftermath of accident, said, "I saw the child bleeding on the street".
(The movie also displays the aftermath of the process when nurses lift the newly small from beds to boxes with spatulas).
We should also, in the aftermath of an extraordinary economic collapse, talk about what the goals of a society really are.
Also about the aftermath of 9/11, the impact of the NSA, Anderson's childhood and almost everything else you can imagine.
In a telephone interview from Puerto Rico, where Latino lawmakers are gathering for a conference, he also cited the aftermath of the Congressional race.
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