The phrase "a consequence of oral" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the effects or results of oral communication or oral traditions, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study revealed that a consequence of oral storytelling is the preservation of cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "an outcome of oral" or "a result of oral".
Last year, for instance, a 64-year-old woman from Sunderland lost her sight partly as a consequence of taking oral steroids she bought from an online pharmacy.
With regard to pain-related disability and HRQoL, 29.7% of the sample reported a frequently disturbed sleep as a consequence of their oral conditions, and 36.4% reported feelings of depression.
This concept does not strictly constitute an intermediate impact (see Methods), but was felt to be a consequence of past oral impairments and emerged in response to the same question on complaints about the mouth.
As a consequence of infectious oral diseases, trauma, tumor or cyst resection, or congenital and developmental conditions (i.e., cleft palate defects), tooth loss results in the alteration of basic functional, aesthetical, and psychological needs.
However, Dr James McCaul, a head and neck cancer specialist at Bradford Royal Infirmary said that there was no way Mr Douglas could be sure his cancer was a direct consequence of oral sex.
As a consequence of the abnormal oral periderm formation observed in both the Irf6R84C/R84C and Irf6+/R84C; Jag2+/ΔDSL mice, we analysed oral epithelial differentiation in the mutant mice in greater detail.
42 As a consequence of the low oral bioavailability of linaclotide combined with the restricted expression of GC-C, the pharmacological activity of linaclotide remains limited to the GI tract, resulting in a low propensity for systemic side effects.
Previous research has shown that Irf6R84C/R84C mice exhibit cleft palate as a consequence of inappropriate intra-oral epithelial adhesions (31, 32); however, detailed analyses of these mutant mice and the role of IRF6 in specifying normal palatogenesis have not been undertaken.
