The phrase "a consequence of natural" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "natural." You can use it in contexts discussing the results or effects of natural phenomena, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The extinction of certain species is a consequence of natural selection."
Alternatives: "an effect of nature" or "a result of natural processes."
The second is that the order in nature is a consequence of natural selection.
Black colour expressions in wild horses are presumed to have been a consequence of natural selection associated with dense forests following glaciation.
Dr. Hoerling has published research suggesting that the 2010 Russian heat wave was largely a consequence of natural climate variability, and a forthcoming study he carried out on the Texas drought of 2011 also says natural factors were the main cause.
The rising trend of recent decades occurred over too short a period to be sure it was not a consequence of natural variability, he said, and statistics from earlier years are not reliable enough to draw firm conclusions about any long-term trend in hurricane intensities.
My wife, Sigal Balshine, is a behavioural ecologist, which means that she tries to make sense of the observed behaviour of living organisms as a consequence of natural selection operating in real ecological environments.
However, its capacity to deliver these services has become undermined as vegetation cover has changed both qualitatively and quantitatively over the past four decades as a consequence of natural and human factors.
It is a consequence of a natural social process.
ReprintsBoth the change in the death rate and the change in the infection rate are partly a consequence of the natural flow and ebb of any epidemic infection.
As a consequence of both natural and anthropogenic activities, the valuable ecosystem of Sundarbans has been subjected to considerable degradation.
Serra's collaboration with Yamaha is a consequence of a natural alignment of interests; developments in music technology, he says, require this approach.
Ecological speciation is the process by which new species form as a consequence of divergent natural selection between contrasting ecological environments.
