The phrase "a consequence of ineffective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that arise from something being ineffective, such as a strategy, method, or action.
Example: "The decline in sales was a consequence of ineffective marketing strategies that failed to reach the target audience."
Alternatives: "result of inadequate" or "outcome of unproductive".
Its admirers say the system, a centerpiece of the tempestuous three-year tenure of Washington's former schools chancellor, Michelle Rhee, has brought clear teaching standards to a district that lacked them and is setting a new standard by establishing dismissal as a consequence of ineffective teaching.
In this regime, the family plays an important role in the provision of welfare, often as a consequence of ineffective state policies (Castles and Ferrera 1996).
The most plausible explanations for the low BOR scores is likely to be a consequence of ineffective planning and the lack of upgrading to expand the facilities at crowded general hospitals, which has resulted in a misallocation of resources.
Media reports in the United Kingdom have revealed poor outcomes for some patients as a direct consequence of ineffective communication in theatre or indirectly in conjunction with personal, technical and/or organisational issues.
Death is a consequence of delayed diagnosis and ineffective or incomplete treatment because cure rates exceed 95% with appropriate therapy (2 ).
This high mortality rate is mainly the consequence of ineffective early detection or screening programs.
Iron treatment was probably ineffective as a consequence of high hepcidin levels in the blood, reflected by increased urinary hepcidin excretion, which blocks duodenal iron uptake and macrophage iron release [ 19].
The high number of STs represented by single isolates could be a consequence of suboptimal diagnostics, limited and biased sampling, ineffective or non-existing contact tracing, local and recent emergence of new STs and import of strains.
In acute old age psychiatry inpatient settings in particular, restraint use has come under increased examination as a consequence of evidence it may be deleterious [ 26], ineffective, and unnecessary [ 27].
In cases where neostigmine is found to be ineffective, this may be a consequence of the antibiotic potentiating NMB through inhibition of acetylcholine release from the nerve terminal.
Furthermore, "burnout" is usually a consequence of long-term involvement in emotionally demanding situations and ineffective coping with long-term stress [ 17].
