The phrase "a consequence of their involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the result or effect that arises from someone's participation in a particular situation or activity.
Example: "The changes in policy were a consequence of their involvement in the negotiations."
Alternatives: "an outcome of their participation" or "a result of their engagement".
4. Collaborative Networks: Building strong educational and research links between networks of collaborating physicians and healthcare professionals, who see the pursuit of peace as a rational public health consequence of their involvement in the practice of medicine may be an ideal vehicle for delivering Health Diplomacy.
Educational initiatives for informal caregivers have proved efficient at reducing some of their symptoms, consequence of their involvement in care giving.
Arthur was served by sons of English, Irish and Welsh nobility, such as Gearoid Óg FitzGerald, 9th Earl of Kildare, who had been brought to the English court as a consequence of the involvement of his father, Gerald Fitzgerald, 8th Earl of Kildare, in the crowning of pretender Lambert Simnel in Ireland during Henry VII's reign.
As a consequence of this involvement, patients usually manifest with heartburn, dysphagia and regurgitation [ 10].
Death affects riders more than pillion passengers and usually occurs as a consequence of head involvement.
Some may argue that baseline CIA may not be an independent factor but a consequence of BM involvement, an important prognostic factor of DLBCL.
As a consequence of its involvement in cancer formation and progression, TAp63 is usually reported to be deregulated in some types of carcinomas.
Lack of engagement may be a consequence of insufficient involvement of policy makers, issues regarding distribution and costs and difficulties in training the educators, or the beliefs and cultural practices of the target population and the characteristics and side effects of supplements [ 11, 14].
In sum, it is plausible that the gender-specific result found in our study may be a consequence of the stronger involvement, in more empathic females, of motor- and self-related processes, which could result in more body-specific (see [81]) and 'concrete' imagery.
In addition, management of gastrointestinal mucositis may be a problem in EOC patients with gastrointestinal function compromised as a consequence of involvement of peritoneal cavity by the tumor, or ablative surgery.
