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The phrase "a consequences of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a consequence of" or "the consequences of." You can use the correct form when discussing the result or effect of a particular action or situation.
Example: "One consequence of climate change is the increase in extreme weather events."
Alternatives: "an effect of" or "a result of."
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Another warns of a consequences of a failure to act: "If people no longer believe in what they see, they quickly turn their backs.
The observations reflect on the changes which occur in the size of the geomagnetosphere and in the size of the auroral oval as a consequences of changes in the Interplanetary medium.
Generally the collapse occurred as a consequences of: incorrect arrangement of the structure, unsufficient strength and rigidity of main structural elements, and finally of the overloading action of thick ice – snow layer.
Now we derive some results as a consequences of the above results.
For the moment, two ground-breaking elements are emerging as a consequences of post-ownership economy: i) the industry shifting from selling to service and ii) the integration of transport regimes and markets.
This fact is a consequences of a result of Young [7] (see also [8]), and it suggests that complete geodesically bounded -trees have properties that one often associates with compactness.
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"Making together a consequence of America".
Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.
"Yes, that is a consequence of travelling.
It was a consequence of Republican intransigence.
Is it a consequence of it?
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