The phrase "a proposed consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or effects that are suggested or anticipated as a result of a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee outlined a proposed consequence of the new policy, which included increased funding for community programs."
Alternatives: "an anticipated outcome" or "a suggested result".
As outlined in Figure 7, the intermediate NLPs are a proposed consequence of the disassembly of the initial kinetic products to ultimately form the thermodynamically stable NLP-2 species.
A proposed consequence of inbreeding, which has received attention due to its implications for endangered populations, is that inbreeding may distort secondary and tertiary sex ratios by increasing the rate of sex specific mortality for the homogametic sex [ 2- 4].
Lead exposure also disrupts the HPA axis leading to altered glucocorticoid and catecholaminergic signaling (Cory-Slechta et al. 2008; Virgolini et al. 2005), with mood disorder as a proposed consequence (Cory-Slechta et al. 2008).
One proposed consequence of inbreeding is a skewed sex ratio arising from sex specific mortality in the homogametic sex caused by inbreeding on the sex chromosome.
One proposed consequence of slower diffusion in the carboxysome is that it could trap CO2, making a low carboxysome permeability unnecessary.
This could result in the dissociation of synaptic activity from prosurvival and neurotrophic signaling cascades, similar to the proposed consequence of PSD95 cleavage in cerebral ischemia (47).
If the child is older, propose consequences.
Under Section Five, the baseline for analyzing the consequence of a proposed change is whether the jurisdiction can prove the change will not make minorities worse off than they were under the current rules.
In the late 1970s John Briscoe, an old water hand at the World Bank who is now at Harvard, spent a year in a Bangladeshi village and predicted terrible consequences if a proposed flood-control and irrigation scheme were to go ahead.
Their findings demonstrate that accurate propagation of parameter uncertainty can sometimes reveal deep and troubling consequences of a proposed vaccination strategy, and they suggest that incorporation of such uncertainty could impact policy decisions.
