The phrase "asked in the aftermath of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to questions or inquiries made following a significant event or situation, often one that has had a considerable impact.
Example: "The questions were asked in the aftermath of the natural disaster to understand the community's needs."
Alternatives: "in the wake of" or "following the events of".
PD Martin O'Neill confident Republic will reach Euro 2016 via play-offs Match report: Poland 2-1 Republic of Ireland Hendrick: Republic of Ireland will channel anger from Poland defeat Gordon Strachan was asked in the immediate aftermath of Scotland's 6-0 success over Gibraltar whether or not any members of his squad may have been involved in their last qualifying campaign.
And it's one that has been asked repeatedly in the aftermath of radiation spills from Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactor in the 2011 earthquake.
The questions asked by Americans in the aftermath of this momentous event were some of the same that I have heard all over our city and country in recent days: Why here?
One accountant at Merrill Lynch says flexible schedules are not the norm where she works and that she would be the last one asking for favors in the aftermath of the Bank of America takeover.
Asked about gun control in the aftermath of the shooting, Jindal, who is also running for president in 2016, said it was too soon to have that conversation.
When asked how they feel in the aftermath of the 12 January earthquake in Haiti, many of them smile and say they're fine.
Public criticism has been building over allegations that the military's emergency alert system failed to adequately warn the country a tsunami might hit, and that the government has been slow to marshal its resources or to ask for international help in the aftermath of the disaster.
If you ask most people, especially in the aftermath of the Edward Snowden scandal, privacy is very important.
It is a question asked repeatedly across America: why, in the aftermath of a financial mess that generated hundreds of billions in losses, have no high-profile participants in the disaster been prosecuted?
Since I published my New York Times bestselling memoir Perfection in 2009, readers have asked me for dating advice in the aftermath of betrayal.
