The phrase "a consequence of periodic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something that occurs periodically.
Example: "The fluctuations in temperature are a consequence of periodic changes in the Earth's orbit."
Alternatives: "a result of periodic" or "an effect of periodic".
Disability transition status represents a change in the functional status of the current LTCI system users as a consequence of a periodic re-evaluation conducted by insurers to determine changes in care needs level of beneficiaries.
Results indicate that bands in which natural frequencies lie for periodic structures are further subdivided as a consequence of the bi-periodicity.
Temperature waves observed in the bed were the consequence of periodic flushing with liquid coupled with the exothermicities of SO2 absorption and its oxidation to SO3 as well as the endothermicity of evaporation.
Since the equilibrium could be viewed as the periodic solution of arbitrary period, as a consequence of Theorems 3.1, 4.1 and 4.2, we obtain the following corollary.
Auto-parametric pendulum absorbers perform well only in a very limited range of excitation amplitudes, above which their efficiency would be substantially degraded as a consequence of spillover effects or appearance of quasi-periodic and chaotic responses.
A good part of this appreciation was a consequence of aggressive U.S. mercantilist policies toward Japan, including periodic threats of trade wars.
In all the papers cited before, the existence of periodic solutions for ε ≥ 0 small is a consequence of the application of a convenient version of the implicit function theorem.
As a consequence of the activation of its vibrational modes an oscillating and periodic change of its dimension, shape, and volume is induced.
The authors also argue that the observed lower genetic diversity, which correlates with smaller effective population sizes, likely arose as a consequence of limited food and space in the subterranean environment and/or periodic bottleneck events [ 8, 23].
Indeed, our results suggest that the core of circulating LDL particles, as a consequence of variations in blood temperature or acute hypothermia, may undergo a periodic redistribution of lipophilic constituents within its core nanodomains.
