The phrase "a main consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary result or effect of a particular action, event, or situation.
Example: "A main consequence of climate change is the increase in extreme weather events."
Alternatives: "a primary result of" or "a key outcome of".
A main consequence of the conjecture is that hierarchies of eHW modules minimize memory requirements while computing a selective and invariant representation.
Furthermore, habitat loss was a main consequence of road effects, and forest species with high area demands were most prone to be adversely impacted.
A consensus on the rearrangement of nanostructures of C S H as a main consequence of creep, has almost been achieved.
A main consequence of this is that in some instances organizations end up selling the wrong problem to the donors: since donors will fund based on emotions and not on the more mundane facts, this can lead to the creation of programs built on entirely wrong assumptions which do not provide the right solutions to the beneficiaries.
The knowledge about multimorbidity, a main consequence of obesity was balanced.
A main consequence of each drug is a decrease in phospho-ERK levels, secondary to Raf inhibition.
If celebrity claimants are to have commercial agreements protected by a right to privacy, then there will be a flood of speculative litigation.The main consequence of judicial activism will be to threaten the livelihoods of tabloid newspapers and the paparazzi who feed them.
Far from a thousand digital flowers blooming, the main consequence of liberalisation has been a frenzy of consolidation.Frustrated by regulatory hurdles, incumbents have used the 1996 act to get bigger in their own markets rather than go to the trouble of invading new ones.
The main consequence of a cluster design is that the outcomes for subjects within the same cluster can not be assumed to be independent.
The main consequence of an A. phagocytophilum infection in sheep is the ensuing immunosuppression that may lead to secondary infections and cause both direct and indirect losses.
TBF may cause abortion in ewes and temporary infertility in rams [ 34], but the main consequence of an E. phagocytophila infection in sheep is the ensuing immunosuppresion that leads to secondary infections, such as Staphylococcus aureus pyaemia and Pasteurella hemolytica (trehalosi) septicaemia [ 5, 26].
