The phrase "a consequence of insufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a lack of something, such as resources, information, or effort.
Example: "The delays in the project were a consequence of insufficient planning and coordination among team members."
Alternatives: "result of inadequate" or "outcome of a lack of".
The public then takes its troubles to the lay board, as a consequence of insufficient confidence in the Superintendent and his staff.
The most readily recognizable attribute of lymphatic vascular incompetence is the presence of the characteristic swelling of tissues, called lymphedema, which arises as a consequence of insufficient lymph transport.
It is worth noting that the session generation process may be interrupted for different reasons, for example, when a dropping condition holds as a consequence of insufficient resources or non-fulfillment of QoS requirements.
In addition, the complication may have occurred because the contralateral pleura was opened at the time of dissection of the thoracic esophagus, as often happens, and because the left lung developed atelectasis as a consequence of insufficient expectoration of sputum due to postoperative pain.
However the failure to detect expressed extended sequence may result from an appropriate truncation of the predicted model or may simply arise as a consequence of insufficient transcript coverage.
Three of them were a consequence of insufficient stability after the previous surgery.
For some other tests, failure was observed as a consequence of an insufficient shear connection.
Regarding the given issues in macro-standard, the data collected by international institutions are considered as inappropriate for any type of benchmarking as a consequence of their insufficient reliability and validitya.
From in vivo experiments, it has been shown that in most cases, the drug is immediately delivered due to the bursting of the nanobubbles carrying the drug, as a consequence of which insufficient quantity of the drug reaches the target cells.
Walker said that while the assumption has been that insomnia was a consequence of aging, insufficient sleep may actually be a contributing factor to aging itself.
This has been suggested to be a reflect increased anaerobic metabolism related to a reduced blood flow as a consequence of an insufficient capillarization of the muscle fibres.
