The phrase "a consequence of the failure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the result or outcome that arises from a particular failure or shortcoming.
Example: "The delay in the project was a consequence of the failure of the supply chain."
Alternatives: "result of the breakdown of" or "outcome of the collapse of".
The fact that it lacks clarity now is in part a consequence of the failure of the EU constitution and its successor, the Lisbon treaty.
Occasionally the cycles get out of balance, as they must have done during the prehistoric period when coal was being formed in the earth as a consequence of the failure of bacteria to decompose all the remains of plants.
But let us not be fooled here: the success of the rising right all over Europe, including Croatia, is a consequence of the failure of social democrats and liberals – turned into neoliberals – who were in power in most of these countries.
This study evidences that although the track can practically lose its lateral stiffness as a consequence of the failure of 7 consecutive fasteners, the vehicle stability would not be necessarily compromised in the flawed zone.
As a consequence of the failure of "mechanistic" epigenesis, post-Cartesian mechanists, particularly those on the Continent, who were concerned to bring organisms within the purview of the mechanical philosophy, opted instead for some version of a preformation theory of origins, or more accurately, a "pre-existence" theory of generation.
The disappearance of Hannah Graham and the murder of Morgan Harrington may be a consequence of the failure of his universities to properly investigate and share information with law enforcement.
Nationalist discourses became dominant as a consequence of the failure to reform.
"It's the consequence of the failure of Marxism or Maoist morality.
Ma, S., Lee, H., Liang, Y. & Zhou, F. Astringent mouthfeel as a consequence of lubrication failure.
We have seen the consequences of this failure of responsibility.
