The phrase "a consequence of the relentless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or result that stems from something that is unyielding or persistent.
Example: "The rising sea levels are a consequence of the relentless melting of polar ice caps."
Alternatives: "an outcome of the unyielding" or "a result of the persistent".
This is a consequence of the 'relentless' movement of the optimum, which means that a population that has fallen behind in the race will get no chance to catch up.
Healthcare expenditure has drawn the attention of payers as well as of clinicians involved in oncologic care due to both the increased pressure on healthcare budgets as a consequence of the current economic environment and the relentless increase in healthcare spending as a portion of countries' Gross Domestic Product over the past decades [ 30].
In some ways, direct manufacturing is a natural consequence of the relentless pressure to reduce the time it takes to move a product from concept, through design and development, to commercial reality.
Despite a government shutdown over wall funding crippling parts of the federal government, it is those most vulnerable, namely asylum seekers forced to languish just outside the US, who endure the most as a consequence of Trump's relentless pursuit of an ineffective solution to a complex problem on the border.
This paper describes mechanisms for the successful biological restoration of African pencilcedar in a degraded landscape that had been depleted of organic matter and essential nutrient elements as a consequence of relentless deforestation, soil erosion, unsustainable farming and overgrazing.
Mr Moore happened to publish his observations and, as a consequence, the relentless progress promised by Moore's Law is celebrated as the motive force of the information age.
It is not just through religious teachings or as a consequence of privilege that we might experience a relentless and focused awareness co-existing with and bearing fruit from grief.
His face was slightly pale and his eyes tired — the consequence of a relentless work pace that takes him from arm-twisting stubborn party members to support the government's program to leading tense negotiations with Greece's creditors in Europe.
The darkest consequence of the production's relentless questioning of why we go see works like this is to remind us that we, too, want to see women perform to their limits — like the Rusalka of the final act, the penetrating soprano Myrto Papatanasiu singing powerful high notes in a slinky, sparkly silver torch-song gown — and then die.
What remains, however, is an absorbing tale of the relentless pursuit of power.
The short-sightedness of the market was the natural consequence of its relentless focus on shareholder value, driving spurious "financial innovation" that enriched bankers while ruining the economy.
