The phrase "a consequent action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action that follows as a result of a previous event or condition.
Example: "If the temperature drops below freezing, a consequent action would be to cover the plants to protect them from frost."
Alternatives: "a resulting action" or "an ensuing action".
… No doubt luck is important … Was there not an intention on both our parts and consequent action?
The rationale of this study was to fit each subject's behavior through time with a continuous error-based learning model (e.g. actor-critic model) [5], [9] [14] to predict subject's consequent action selection and correlated brain activity in a series of tasks where reward contingency is a function of both subject's immediate choice and choice history.
The conference, as well as Germany's mediation attempts in Iran, were criticized by some for having produced much talk but little consequent action.
The beliefs of particular groups about carers are structured by assumptions that shape consequent action [ 34].
In ACO, the tour of an ant is regarded as a combination of consequent actions selected from every rule.
The court found that such an agreement and the consequent actions were in conflict with the moral and ethical obligations of the student, enshrined in the university code of ethics; therefore, the court decided to apply the consequences of a null and void agreement – a bilateral restitution – and adjudge to the student the pre-paid amount of 1500 LTL from the defendant under a void agreement.
In terms of suicide prevention it is possible that identification of an obvious suicide risk and consequent actions may lead to prevention of suicide at least in individual cases.
As my frustration builds over the continuing degradation of the world ocean, and the outrageous indifference and unwillingness of many governments and other vested interests to do anything about it, I search for ways to reach into peoples' minds and consequent actions to make a difference.
However, whereas cathodal tDCS alters the time of utilitarian reasoning in both sexes, anodal stimulation interferes more incisively, modifying utilitarian reasoning and its possible consequent actions, also in a gender-specific way.
Therefore, the precuneus/posterior cingulate cortex subserves separately thinking about one's own intentions and consequent actions and bearing in mind an intention to make an action.
