The phrase "from aftermath" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the consequences of an event or aftermath of a situation. For example, "The riots resulted in a great deal of destruction and the people had to cope with the aftermath for many years."
A selection from "Aftermath" will be on exhibit at New York's Robert Mann Gallery as of this Thursday, March 15th.
A final section of the show includes a dozen prints selected from "Aftermath," Mr. Meyerowitz's body of work that documents the titanic labor of clearing the rubble at ground zero after 9/11.
"I am a writer and so that is what I do," Rachel Cusk said last year, after an outraged response to extracts from Aftermath, in which she depicted her daughters' pain and denigrated their father.
And prose is such a vulnerable medium: the Guardian's "extract" from Aftermath consisted in fact of lines taken from all over the book and compressed into something I could barely recognise as my own writing.
Like "Ordinary People," "A Year Ago in Winter," adapted by Ms. Link from "Aftermath," a novel by the American author Scott Campbell, is a study of the fallout from unconscious hubris within a family for which failure is not an option.
Even if the restrained style and female focus of Ida are radically different from Aftermath, it too suggests ghosts.
The federal government agreed an aid package for America's airlines to protect them from the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on America which left cabins nearly empty.
OF course, the fashion impact of recent global events may come not from war but from its aftermath.
"What is undeniable is that corporations close to the administration have directly benefited from the increased defense spending arising from the aftermath of September 11th," McKinney charged.
Its title and guiding metaphor, though, come from the aftermath: the systematic erasure of the event from public consciousness as the hardliners in the government consolidated their victory.
Irish sovereign debt problems stem from its beleaguered banking sector, still reeling from the aftermath of a real estate bubble that popped in 2006.
