The phrase "a consequence of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a rise in a particular factor or variable.
Example: "The rising temperatures are a consequence of increasing greenhouse gas emissions."
Alternatives: "a result of rising" or "an effect of growing".
"It is simply a consequence of increasing entropy, increasing disorder".
Many of my very ill friends don't know if their health problems are a consequence of increasing drug use or unhealthy lifestyles, or both.
Future use of animal protein sources in shrimp feeds is expected to be considerably reduced as a consequence of increasing economical, environmental and safety issues.
A typical dilution of maintenance effect on QCH4/milk was detected as a consequence of increasing milk yield and similar significant reduction of QCO2/milk.
Atmospheric nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) depositions are expected to increase in the tropics as a consequence of increasing human activities in the next decades.
Intrinsically, fracture zonation becomes better expressed from joint swarms to fracture corridors and especially faults as a consequence of increasing accumulate strain.
I'm in favor of an increased minimum wage, but there is a valid question of "by how much?" Would you lose jobs as a consequence of increasing the minimum wage above some level?
Solute export from the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) to coastal regions around Greenland is likely to increase in the future as a consequence of increasing icemelt production.
As a consequence of increasing alternating load, fatigue damage becomes more and more important, while creep damage caused by ever shorter holding times at high operating temperature decreases.
As a consequence of increasing PBA content, the decrease in crystallinity of the studied PBA/PEO heteroarm star copolymers was observed.
As a consequence of increasing computer power and more readily useable commercial codes, the Discrete Element Method is being used in an increasing range of applications to simulate increasingly complex processes, often for evaluation of machinery prototypes.
