The phrase "a consequence of phases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or result that arises from different stages or periods of a process.
Example: "The changes in the project timeline were a consequence of phases that required more time than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "an outcome of stages" or "a result of phases".
A consequence of phased rebuilding may be that on-site space is left unbuilt for a while and that underground transportation facilities, constructed now, will need to be designed to allow for a variety of ways of building over them.
The lamellar structure is a consequence of phase separation within the miscibility gap that is directionally constrained by high coherency stresses, as indicated by the first-principles calculations.
However, resonance-like peaks might appear as a consequence of phase interference phenomena between consecutive transient responses.
Linear regression was used to quantify the position vs. phase correlations that arise as a consequence of phase precession, calculated using Pearson∼s correlation coefficient (r).
As a consequence of phase resetting, each TMS pulse should trigger waves that cycle at the frequency of the targeted area (approximating an oscillation kernel of entrainment).
These results therefore suggest that the upper frequency limit of pure tone ITD sensitivity in this species is not a consequence of phase ambiguity, but is instead more likely due to the neurophysiological characteristics of its auditory system.
As a consequence of the phase-dependent driving force, the geometric phase ϕ i of an individual isolated oscillator does not evolve at a constant rate in time.
A commission spokeswoman said the figures were a consequence of the phased opening.
The next result is a consequence of the phase space axioms.
Further, the resonant inelastic X-ray scattering technique near the N K-edge revealed that N2 is formed as a consequence of the phase transformation process.
