The phrase "a consequence of our efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the results or outcomes that arise from the actions or work that you or a group have put in.
Example: "The success of the project was a consequence of our efforts to collaborate effectively and communicate openly."
Alternatives: "a result of our work" or "an outcome of our actions."
"You've heard that as a consequence of our efforts at reform, the pharmaceutical industry has already said they're willing to put $80bn on the table," he said at a town hall last month.
This is an obvious limitation of our trial from a mechanistic point of view, but it was a consequence of our efforts to limit the resources necessary for the diets to be implemented in regular primary care, to allow the methods to translate easily to real-life application.
The most important, in my opinion, is that the different needs and possibilities of ethnic minorities are neglected in Sweden as a consequence of our effort to treat all citizens equal.
If you acted in service of policies you now consider unwarranted, you have an ethical obligation to undo that harm, perhaps by working to free those currently in jail as a consequence of your efforts, perhaps by helping to reform the laws that put them there.
"There is a heightened imperative to keep bad actors out of the financial system in order to promote security and also an imperative as a matter of economic policy to mitigate the unintended consequences of our efforts.
Therein lays the basis for the distrust and polarization that blinds us to the inter-connectivity between actions and reactions with oblivious disregard to the tragic if unintended consequences of our efforts.
Self-hatred is also a consequence of failed efforts to achieve a stick-thin figure.
Many commentators say it is a consequence of the efforts of a growing number of women, even in remote areas, to claim basic freedoms denied for centuries.
Such an attitude fails to recognise that the New Labour project was never the product of one person but was a consequence of the efforts and energies of a number of key players, one of whom was Gordon Brown.
As a consequence of Cygnaeus' efforts, the Finnish government in 1866 made the sloyd system compulsory for boys in all rural schools and for male teachers in training institutions.
For instance, Cynthia Neville, despite acknowledging that "the successful reform of the see was, in fact, accomplished almost exclusively as a consequence of the efforts of Clement and his successors", nevertheless expresses some scepticism about his achievements and notices his failure to gain the patronage of the native rulers of Strathearn.
