The phrase "a consequent focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that follow from a particular action or situation, emphasizing the resulting emphasis or attention on a specific topic.
Example: "The new policy led to a consequent focus on employee well-being and mental health initiatives."
Alternatives: "a resulting emphasis on" or "an ensuing focus on".
On Wednesday night the Belgian government introduced new security measures following the Paris attacks and the consequent focus on Belgian inner cities as a crucible of jihadism.
Although preclinical studies support potential efficacy of trastuzumab in PDAC [ 13, 14], clinical trials have been hampered by non-standardized assays and a consequent lack of focus on appropriate subgroups [ 15, 16].
Ozone is a climate gas so, had there been no Protocol, stratospheric temperatures would have slowly evolved to a different mean state, with a consequent feedback on dynamics.
The intracranial pressure can decrease, or more frequently increase, with a consequent impact on brain function.
To overcome this problem, we have strived to use a consequent language (Table 1), focused on dose distribution plots and not concentration-time plots (as discussed above).
Instead the organizations must undertake fundamental change to manage themselves in a radically different way with a focus on delighting the customer through continuous innovation and all the consequent changes that are needed to accomplish that.
"However, general client behaviour does not reflect that state of mind, as tepid GDP growth, low or no inflation and consequent lack of pricing power encourage a focus on cutting costs to reach profit targets, rather than revenue growth".
The prospect of heightened competition and a consequent downward pressure on prices for goods.
The incurable and progressive nature of dementia was highlighted in the DA, with a focus on the decreasing cognitive and functional capacities of those affected and the consequent and inevitable result of death.
