The phrase "a consequent decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease that follows as a result of a particular action or event.
Example: "The new policy led to a consequent decrease in employee turnover rates."
Alternatives: "a resulting decrease" or "an ensuing decrease".
As dehydration and salt loss progress, however, the plasma volume and heart output decrease, with a consequent decrease in blood supply to the skin.
With worldwide temperatures on the rise, they and their researchers have noted major changes in their vineyards, including an increased sugar content in the grapes from which they make their wine, with a consequent decrease in acidity, and a harvest time that regularly comes two weeks earlier than it once did.
In addition, hydrogen evolution and a consequent decrease in current efficiency were observed.
The growth of PM phase was accompanied by a consequent decrease of FM signal intensity.
Molecular interaction has also been observed, with a consequent decrease in elasticity and viscosity of the synovial fluid [3].
This could be due to aggregation of adsorbent and a consequent decrease in surface area (Subasioglu and Bilkay 2009; Barka et al. 2013; Pathania et al. 2013).
The maintenance of renal blood flow is probably mediated by SOD quenching of superoxide, causing a consequent decrease in peroxynitrite and improvement in vasorelaxation [36].
This resulted in the destabilization of the mRNA with a consequent decrease in the level of anti-apoptotic bcl-2 protein in the breast cancer cells.
In the laser processed multilayer coating a compositionally graded nature was successfully achieved, however, with severe cracking and a consequent decrease in the flexural strength of the coating.
Zinc and lead have a significant toxic effect on soluble proteins present in L. minor, and hence, leads to a consequent decrease in soluble protein with an increase in the concentration of metal and stress.
After appliance insertion, different facultative muscles, such as the facial muscles, can contribute to swallowing, with a consequent decrease in the activity in the other muscles [29, 38 41].
