The phrase "a consequence of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or result that arises as a result of development, whether in a social, economic, or technological context.
Example: "The increase in urban population is often seen as a consequence of development in the region."
Alternatives: "an outcome of development" or "a result of development".
Low-cost entry-level 3D printers suffer from reduced optimization, that is a consequence of development cost savings.
IE on indwelling central venous catheters or implantable devices (pace-makers, internal cardioverters-defibrillators) is uncommon due to the lack of the hemodynamic factors usually involved in IE pathogenesis (flow turbulence, high pressure gradients) [77], but is getting more frequent as a consequence of development and increased use of invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
That's quite an achievement for a book whose essential message is that "underdevelopment in Latin America is a consequence of development elsewhere".
In addition, population health status is both a determinant and a consequence of development.
Under stable endemic transmission PfPR is age-dependent and rises during early childhood, peaks in older children and falls through adolescence and adulthood, the rate of decline a consequence of development of anti-parasitic immunity [ 14].
Given the fact that this treatment regimen causes rapid functional and structural luteolysis, it is likely that this rise was indicative of ovulation that occurred as a consequence of development of ovulatory follicles during the treatment period.
The singular attention on school-district leaders is a consequence of developments over the last three decades or so.
These changes seem to be a consequence of developments in symbolic logic made by Peirce and his Johns Hopkins student, Oscar Mitchell, in the early 1880s.
Health systems in developing countries are facing major challenges mainly because of growing epidemiological diversity as a consequence of economic development, technological change in medicine, and population aging.
Moreover, all deceased patients developed AKI before "exitus" occurred (probably as a consequence of the development of heart failure).
The microenvironmental hypoxia that arises as a consequence of the development of a solid tumour also acts to promote tumour growth.
