The phrase "a consequence of decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a reduction in something, such as resources, numbers, or quality.
Example: "The decline in sales was a consequence of decrease in customer interest."
Alternatives: "result of reduction" or "outcome of decline".
As a consequence of decrease in iron content in root tips and increase in monodispersed gold nanoparticle, an increase in iron-responsive genes is triggered [26].
CuII-stabilized spherical oligomers of Ub form annular structures in intact liposomes as a consequence of decrease in dielectric constant in proximity to a membrane surface.
The under expression of LPL by OE-treatment is consistent with the previously described loss of weight, that is a consequence of decrease in adipose tissue weight [ 8].
Decreased production of total T3 could also be a consequence of decreased outer ring deiodinase activity, although mice with outer ring deiodinase deletion mutations did not have abnormal T3 levels.
The effects of OPA1 on pH could be a consequence of decreased proton leak, or of increased proton pumping by the reversal mode of the ATP synthase.
Direct shareholders may benefit more from increasing share prices (as a consequence of decreased competition) than asset managers that typically earn a small, fixed fee as a percentage of assets under management.
Evidence, however, indicates that as a consequence of decreasing activity of vancomycin against this organism, as well as with deficiencies in tissue penetration, vancomycin therapy of such infections frequently results in microbiological and clinical failure.
Using a three-electrode system to observe the changes of open-circuit potential in LixCoO2 cathode, thermal instability is a consequence of decreased lithium content as cycle increases.
Therefore, deforestation is considered to be a major factor contributing to shallow landslides, because of changes in soil hydrology and reduced soil strength as a consequence of decreased root cohesion, mainly coinciding with snowmelt and large rainstorms.
