The phrase "a consequence of government" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss outcomes or effects that arise as a result of government actions or policies.
Example: "The increase in public spending is often seen as a consequence of government efforts to stimulate the economy."
Alternatives: "an effect of government" or "a result of government".
Ajjaj said Aleppo now lacks a hospital capable of conducting surgical procedures as a consequence of government and Russian airstrikes.
"As a consequence of government decisions, disabled people are carrying a heavier load than bankers in bring down this debt.
Tony Travers, a professor at the London School of Economics, said the flight of poorer families from the capital was, in part, a consequence of government policy.
Greece and France will hold national elections on Sunday, when citizens are expected to register their discontent at the decline in living standards and public services that has been a consequence of government budget-cutting.
Any attempt to explain ruthless terrorism as a consequence of government policy only legitimises terror.Kshenuka SenewiratneHigh commissioner for Sri LankaLondonPolitics and commerceSIR – You accepted as fact the perception that last year's uproar over DP World buying some port operations in the United States was all about national security ("DP World's long shadow", June 16th).
She added: "The cuts announced today are an added blow to a city already reeling from cuts in local public services as a consequence of government decisions".
Their rising cost slows lending — something Mr. Stiglitz says is a consequence of governments' bailing out banks without forcing them to make a clean accounting of their losses and bad loans.
Campaigners argue that poor travel connectivity has partly been a consequence of central government legislation and partly because of local government transport commissioning, but that the way we think about house building and "place-making" is also to blame.
And the whole community suffers from the devastating cuts in council services as a consequence of the government's deliberate decision to make local government bear the largest reductions in funding.
The National Assembly for Wales (Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru) was set up in 1999 (as a consequence of the Government of Wales Act 1998) and possesses the power to determine how the central government budget for Wales is spent and administered, although the UK parliament reserves the right to set limits on the powers of the Welsh Assembly.
This is partly a consequence of heightened government efforts to combat drug trafficking.
