The phrase "a consequence of violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the result or outcome that occurs as a result of breaking rules or laws.
Example: "The penalties imposed on the company were a consequence of violations of environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "an outcome of breaches" or "a result of infractions".
Relatedly, the Court reasoned that SEC disgorgement is imposed as a consequence of violations where the victim is the public at large, rather than an aggrieved individual.
By the time the case reached the Supreme Court, though, it had boiled down to a single issue: What did Congress mean when it said people could sue for the "actual damages" suffered as a consequence of violations of the Privacy Act of 1974?
Patients from one site (n = 15) were excluded from the full analysis set as a consequence of violations of Good Clinical Practice.
Apart from these specific domains, the participants elaborated on additional domains and physical and mental health issues associated with rights violations or as a consequence of these violations.
Having sustained no damage which was a consequence of the violation of the act, the section has no application to this case.
He argues that, on this interpretation, the nonseparability of the process is a consequence of a violation of physical property holism; and that the resulting account yields genuine understanding of how the correlations come about without any violation of relativity theory or the principle of local action.
Our simulation study demonstrates that as a consequence of this violation order effects can occur; that is, systematic differences depending upon the ordering of the variables in the chained equations algorithm.
For example, the Republic of Korea (ROK, South Korea) created a special provision of mandatory export control training (referred to as an 'educational order'), as a possible consequence of violations (Bauer 2013).
A conceivable consequence of violation of the stationarity assumption is demonstrated in Fig. 1.
Such a signal would be a consequence of Lorentz and CPT violation as described by the standard-model extension framework.
A high percentage; (n = 162, 70.4%,) reported a sense of injustice and unfairness as a consequence of past persecution and human rights violations.
