The phrase "a consequence of failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that arise from not achieving a goal or objective.
Example: "The team faced a significant setback, and the consequence of failure was a delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "result of failure" or "outcome of failure".
Different forms of congenital anomalies will result as a consequence of failure of closure and/or resorption of this embryological communication.
The accumulation of intermediates of the biogas producing process is known to be a consequence of failure of the microbial process that can be due to organic overloading [28].
It is arguably already functionally extinct as a consequence of failure to recruit.
This may contribute, in part, to persistent chronic inflammation as a consequence of failure to eliminate cancer despite the host immune response.
We then investigated if the altered steady-state level of mature miR-133a was a consequence of failure to produce the primary RNA transcript in the nucleus.
Over the last fifty years, the following hypotheses have been put forward as evolutionary explanations for PMS: This hypothesis suggested that PMS arose as a consequence of failure to conceive during the current cycle (Rosseinsky and Hall 1974).
If Netanyahu turns to the Syrian track it will be more a consequence of failures with the Palestinians than a genuine desire to move forward with Damascus, as highlighted by his immediate denial that talks might involve returning the Golan.
The lack of security is a consequence of failures of one or more of these properties.
Mutations in ASPM are associated with autosomal recessive microcephaly as a consequence of failures in the chromosome segregation.
Mono-INHR is thought to be on the rise in certain geographic regions possibly as a consequence of failures to detect monoresistant strains with molecular diagnostics.
This relates to a central, yet unresolved question in the field, whether inflammation in heart failure is causative for or merely a consequence of heart failure.
