The phrase "a consequence of frequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something that occurs often or repeatedly.
Example: "The increase in traffic accidents is a consequence of frequent road construction in the area."
Alternatives: "a result of frequent" or "an outcome of frequent".
Context: Many health care workers suffer severe hand irritation, with cracking and bleeding, as a consequence of frequent handwashing and glove use.
This may be due to insufficient inhibition of incoming painful stimuli or a consequence of frequent painful input from the pericranial musculoskeletal tissue (central sensitisation) [24].
This exploratory study describes the processes by which an entire community in Fiji has recently relocated as a consequence of frequent flooding, inundation, and failed seawalls.
Excessive intake of analgesics is now considered to be a cause, rather than simply a consequence of frequent headaches, and as such the diagnosis "medication overuse headache" has been formulated[1].
Anything above that is completely out! A sociologist from a Chilean university argued that short-term thinking could be a consequence of frequent political and economic crises on the continent, which inhibits people to make long-term plans or investments.
We therefore conclude that: (a) SERT activity is increased in patients with medication overuse headache; (b) it is reversible and normalizes after withdrawal; (c) based on our data we are not able to differentiate whether the increase of serotonin uptake is caused by regular use of analgesics or triptans or is a consequence of frequent headache attacks.
If the frequency of changing positions increases, it is hard to say anything about the amount that will be earned or lost as a consequence of the frequent trade.
However, while the design of the study precludes proof of causality, there are several lines of evidence that suggest strongly that hypoglycemia led to increased resource utilization, rather than was a consequence of more frequent BG measurements in patients who required longer ICU stays.
Considering that this association holds for other species, as a consequence of more frequent arousals, bats are expected to groom more often and therefore, reduce the probability of a visible fungal growth to develop.
In particular, naive cells, CD4 and CD8 alike, are progressively depleted, possibly as a consequence of their frequent activation and differentiation into memory cells caused by chronic and high antigenic stimulation.
The leader regions from many actinobacteria, and especially those from phylogroup 11, are also distinctive as a consequence of the frequent presence of proline residues.
