The phrase "a function of consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relationship between actions and their outcomes or results.
Example: "The decision to implement the new policy was a function of consequence, as it aimed to improve overall productivity."
Alternatives: "a result of" or "an outcome of".
Operant conditioning perspective argues that behavior is a function of its consequences.
Their actual values can be set as thresholds of the extent of strain that is tolerable, which is a function of the consequences in relation to the well stability.
Some studies have suggested that gender differences with respect to aggression are a function of perceived consequences of aggression that are learned as aspects of gender and other social roles [ 62].
The right to privacy, as they understood it, is a function of history, a consequence of modernity.
"When you have circumstances like that that are a function of and a consequence of structural poverty, you're going to have these kinds of situations develop," Phillip said.
If the onset of back pain were a function of time, the consequence of the cumulative effects of injuries and repeated microtrauma, then it would be expected that back pain reporting commenced in boys, the gender most likely to incur injuries.
This is also known as operant conditioning and describes the well documented psychological process whereby the effect of antecedents, i.e. anticipated consequences, on behavior is altered as a function of real-life consequences [ 29].
Teleological evaluation is a function of the perceived consequences of each alternative for stakeholders, the probability that each consequence will occur for those stakeholders, and the desirability and importance of each consequence for the stakeholder [36].
The TRA proposes that behaviour is predicted by intention to engage in that behaviour, which, in turn, is predicted by attitude towards that behaviour (a function of the perceived consequences of participation and a personal evaluation of those consequences) and the perceived social norm (a function of the perceived expectations to participate and the motivation to comply with those expectations).
To better define the relationship between exposure levels and risk, and to determine a possible risk threshold, it is important to know the extent of BPA accumulation in the various tissues as a function of the negative consequences recorded.
