The phrase "a consequence of three main" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from three primary factors or causes.
Example: "The decline in biodiversity is a consequence of three main environmental changes: habitat loss, pollution, and climate change."
Alternatives: "a result of three primary" or "an outcome of three key".
The increasing incidence of complications after hip replacement surgery is a consequence of two main factors: the prolonged survival time in the general population and the increasing number of primary implants made worldwide in the last decades.
Despite this growing interest, introducing BPT in the western medical world remains highly problematic as a consequence of four main obstacles.
The level of control obtained under the different polymerization conditions investigated should be a direct consequence of three main aspects: high propagation rates; absence of side reactions, and fast reduction of Cu II) species to Cu(I).
This is a consequence of eight decades of earning trust.
This asymmetry could be a consequence of two factors.
This was a consequence of two aspects.
It has been proposed that the establishment of this condition is a consequence of the combination of three main mechanisms: diminished intracellular leptin-receptor signaling, abnormal transport of leptin across the blood-brain barrier, and development programming disorders.
Until now, the development of multi-drug resistance in neoplastic cells was explained as the consequences of two main mechanisms.
As a consequence, Wyclif distinguished three main non-mutually exclusive types of predication (which he conceives as a real relation holding between metaphysical entities), each more general than the preceding one (or ones).
The following result is a consequence of the main theorem of Berinde [18].
However, spatial patterns of deforestation are not a consequence of the main economic activities.
