The phrase "a consequence of several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from multiple factors or events.
Example: "The decline in bee populations is a consequence of several environmental changes, including habitat loss and pesticide use."
Alternatives: "a result of multiple" or "an outcome of several".
The influence of Spain 1808-1939 in Spanish university circles was a consequence of several factors.
However, skeletal tissue engineering has not yet achieved full translation into clinical practice as a consequence of several challenges.
Efficient removal of algae by potassium ferrate preoxidation is believed to be a consequence of several process mechanisms.
The shift from urban to bedroom communities is a consequence of several economic considerations, among them the rapid escalation within the city of the cost of family housing.
This is a consequence of several factors: relocation of families and workers from the vicinity, a reluctance of people to travel near the scene of the disaster for doctor visits, and, sadly, extensive layoffs that have hit downtown businesses.
Erythropoietin-hypersecretory state (EPO-HS) is a condition observed in hypertransfused-polycythemic rodents as a consequence of several experimental treatments in which stimulated secretion of EPO is higher than in non-treated polycythemic ones at equal levels of polycythemia.
It then seemed to me that the general London bafflement was a consequence of the several previous evenings spent at the Aldwych season of foreign-language plays.
Quite a few high-level arrests have been made, but drug crimes have increased wherever the troops patrol, a consequence of what several people I talked to described as "stirring up the chicken coop".
The signal-to-noise ratios were relatively high, between 100-200, possibly as a consequence of including several background functions.
Since these zones correlate with a marked modification of the structure of the patch system, orientation pinwheels may not be merely a consequence of mapping several functional modalities onto an overlapping representational space, as suggested by Swindale et al. (2000).
Interpreting the vertebral column of Rapetosaurus and other titanosaurs is complicated by the reduction or loss of the sdf as a consequence of coalescence of several laminae in the transition between cervical and dorsal vertebrae.
