The phrase "a consequence of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or result that arises as a result of growth, whether personal, economic, or otherwise.
Example: "Increased competition in the market is often seen as a consequence of growth in the industry."
Alternatives: "an outcome of development" or "a result of expansion".
The case covers the decisions that Warby Parker must make at the beginning of its third year of existence as a consequence of growth and in order to avoid losing momentum.
The reason was identified in high-speed camera images showing the large size to be a consequence of growth by conjunctions immediately at the aerator exit, because of slow microbubble ascent velocity.
One possible explanation for these networks is that they are a consequence of growth of P.a.
These findings reverse conventional wisdom: health is no longer simply a consequence of growth, but one of its engines.
Subsequently we investigated whether the observed antiproliferative activity of QL47 is a consequence of growth inhibition or cell death.
The intent is to identify fetuses that are small as a consequence of growth restriction rather than constitutionally small for clinical decision-making.
In particular, anatomical structure is a consequence of plant growth and development at the cellular level, such as cell division, cell growth and cell spatial arrangement, and is closely related to environmental factors (Huber et al., 2013).
The suggestion is made that curved {200} faces in lenticular crystals arise as a consequence of normal growth rather than nucleated growth on these faces.
It was suggested that these accumulations and also the bone cancer peak might be a consequence of the growth and development which occur at puberty.
Secondly, 1D growth of the InN nanostructures from the nucleated InN crystallites is mainly a consequence of anisotropic growth rate of different crystalline orientations in InN.
"I think this is a consequence of the growth of the big night in," he adds, the implication being that the bags are for sharing.
