The phrase "a rare consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unusual or infrequent result or effect of a particular action or event.
Example: "The study revealed that a rare consequence of the medication was an unexpected increase in energy levels among patients."
Alternatives: "an uncommon result of" or "a unique outcome of".
Death is a rare consequence of DDS in adults following HD.
HR-HPV infections are extremely widespread throughout the world, but malignant transformation is a rare consequence of the infection.
Widespread peritoneal metastases, including omental infiltration is a rare consequence of retroperitoneal malignancy, such as renal cell carcinoma (Fig. 3c, 5c)[ 38].
It has been reported that HL may be a rare consequence of a common infection, with the probability of oncogenesis increasing with age at the time of infection.
An excess of childhood leukaemia as a rare consequence of an underlying infection might then have resulted from the increased level of contacts between susceptible (more prevalent in rural areas) and infected individuals (Kinlen, 1988).
Infections with HR-HPVs are extremely widespread in the world but malignant transformation is a rare consequence of infection and is associated with the aberrant expression of viral oncogenes in basal and parabasal epithelial cells [ 9, 10].
It wasn't the company's fault, and it was an unavoidable but rare consequence of the business they ran.
Our data are consistent with the possibility that EBV-positive HL is the rare consequence of exposure to this viral agent as has been previously suggested (Parkes et al, 1994).
Some authorities have asserted that substance abuse and dependence are uncommon or rare consequences of opioid use for pain; however, the heterogeneity of the available evidence does permit accurate estimates of the prevalence or incidence of abuse in opioid-treated patients.
All are valuable on Earth because they are rare – a consequence of how the planet formed, said Sara Russell, head of meteoritics at the Natural History Museum.
Apart from these limitations, neonatal BCG vaccination has a number of adverse effects, i.e. systemic BCGosis, a rare but severe consequence of BCG vaccination in children with immune deficiencies or HIV infection [2].
