The phrase "a consequence of free" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the outcomes or results of something being free, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The lack of restrictions can often lead to a consequence of free access, resulting in unintended outcomes."
Alternatives: "an outcome of freedom" or "a result of being free".
Increasing ED attendance has been previously explained as a consequence of free service and treatment.
But I accept it as a consequence of free speech.
The explosion of corporate giants swallowing up small business competition and killing jobs is a consequence of "free trade" entities like the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which is currently being negotiated behind closed doors.
According to this theory, ageing is a consequence of free radical damage.
And, as the US economist Richard McKenzie has pointed out, much of the rise of obesity is precisely a consequence of free-market economics.
The emotionally supportive role of multiple job-holding was supported by Sliter and Boyd (2014), particularly in cases in which one's additional job is very satisfactory, is a source of mastery for the individual and is a consequence of a free choice.
A perceived drop in prevalence, increasing restrictions on smokers as a consequence of smoke free areas, and graphic pack warnings have all assisted in denormalising and to an extent stigmatising smoking, in some instances stigmatising the smokers themselves.
Modules are constituted of a group of highly interconnected genes, and as a consequence of scale-free topology assumptions, it will consist of many low interconnected genes and a few highly interconnected genes (hub genes).
Their discontent, he explains, was "an inevitable consequence of free markets in power, wealth and pursuits of happiness".
However, it is well known that the melting temperature of a nanoparticle decreases significantly with size, as a consequence of the additional free energy contribution of the surface to the overall Gibbs free energy [32].
Against this William argues that it is a consequence of God's free creation that he had it in his power to create otherwise than he did.
