The phrase "a consequent one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that follows as a result or effect of a previous statement or event.
Example: "The first decision led to a consequent one that changed the course of the project."
Alternatives: "a resulting one" or "a following one".
This is one of the main findings in favor of a consequent one-staged or early two-staged bilateral hip replacement intervention.
First, we define the type of fragile irregular terrain used in this study; next, we outline the basic strategy of the leg-grope walk; and finally, we explain the consequent one-cycle walking movement for a leg.
"24 HOUR PSYCHO" is just that: Hitchcock's 109-minute masterpiece projected at two frames per second rather than the standard 24, with a consequent run time of one full day.
In the present study, we showed that DL-Hcy TLHC alone and in combination with L-NAME, DL-PAG, or PPR IX caused vasoconstriction and a consequent decrease in CF. One possible mechanism by which these compounds contribute to vasoconstriction is impaired relaxation of the vascular muscle.
While we did not pursue changes in gene expression resulting from mefloquine exposure, we found that it was quite easy to discriminate OP-specific responses from ones consequent on mefloquine treatment.
Factor one is typically held to be an abnormal experience, consequent on brain insult or disease.
However, the creation of this secondary strand is incomplete, leading to a shortening of one end, and a consequent reduction in telomere length.
One criterion could be such a consequent terminology binding.
By Sept. 21, Honeywell executives had cobbled together a new business plan, one that postulated a 30percentt cut in travel -- and a consequent reduction in sales of parts for new planes and service contracts for old ones.
The corners of life have been smoothed (for the lucky ones) and there appears to be a consequent appetite for easy, unthreatening fiction.
Behind the January lag was a decline in the average interest rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage, at one point to just below 7percentt, and a consequent surge in refinancings.
