The phrase "a consequence of transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a transfer process, whether in a physical, financial, or conceptual context.
Example: "The delay in project completion was a consequence of transfer between departments, leading to miscommunication."
Alternatives: "an outcome of transfer" or "a result of transfer".
The lower H2O contents in amphibole-bearing garnets are interpreted as a consequence of transfer of OH from host garnet to amphibole during exsolution.
The increase in resistance of FC, resulted from the exhaustion of NaCl in the solution, can be offset by a decrease in the electrical resistance of AC and BC caused by an increase in the HCl and NaOH concentrations as a consequence of transfer of Cl− and Na+ ions from the feed solution.
All eosinophils transmigrating through a monolayer of calcein-labeled HMVEC-L cells acquired significant amount of dye, presumably as a consequence of transfer via gap junctions (data not shown).
However, it is also possible that discontinuation of care as a consequence of transfer might have contributed to the decrease in feelings of control during labour for both groups [ 19, 20].
When the heating rate was increased up to 100°C/min, however, a shift in the devolatilization TG curve of the fibers, plastics and EF to higher temperatures was observed as a consequence of heat transfer limitations within samples.
The process involves a self-protonation mechanism whereby the two-electron reduction product, a cyclic derivative, is formed together with the conjugate base of the substrate, as a consequence of proton transfer from the substrate itself to the basic intermediates.
Build-up of velocity near the ground is observed as a consequence of momentum transfer from the outer flow to the ground level due to the fluctuating flow field.
While he does not directly discuss 0.999..., he shows the real number 1/3 is represented by 0.333... ...333... which is a consequence of the transfer principle.
As a consequence of the transfer to Birmingham; these areas (and Balsall Heath) were regarded as part of Warwickshire, though Birmingham's status as a 'county borough' ensured these areas were not administered by Warwickshire County Council.
