The phrase "a consequence the phone" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be missing a preposition or article to make sense, such as "of" or "for."
Example: "The consequence of the phone's malfunction was a missed call."
Alternatives: "an effect of the phone" or "a result of the phone."
As a consequence, using the phone was not cheap.
As a consequence, the price for making phone calls decreased substantially and the number of phones increased.
As a consequence, the Transportation Security Administration has banned e-cigarettes from checked-in luggage, as well as Galaxy Note 7 phones and certain hoverboards from commercial flights.
As a consequence, the cell dies.
How much your flat's value will be affected will depend on how close the mast will be to your property, how well disguised it is, and your neighbourhood, advises estate agent Savills (www.savills.co.uk) Horror stories of people's homes sinking hugely in value as a consequence of a phone mast are likely to be only at the higher end of the property market.
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As a main consequence phone coaching is now systematically performed by our structure in newly equipped patients.
Although she acknowledged they were only brought into existence as a consequence of Grubb's mobile phone activity, she ruled this data could not be considered personal information because even though it was about his service, it did not have sufficient connection to Grubb personally.
As a consequence most of the human experimental and epidemiological studies focused on mobile phone exposure and did not need personal exposure measurements.
