The phrase "a result of consecutive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or effects that occur due to a series of events or actions that follow one another.
Example: "The decline in sales was a result of consecutive poor marketing strategies implemented over the last year."
Alternatives: "an outcome of successive" or "a consequence of sequential".
Mr. Murray said those kinds of advisories were a result of consecutive days of high heat and humidity.
The extraction equilibrium was interpreted as a result of consecutive formation of two acid amine species with stoichiometries of 1 1 and 2 1.
The suppression in regime II took place as a result of consecutive extinction of the flames in the shear layer and the recirculation zone, and the latter flame is controlling.
Meshkati has written that the Fukushima meltdown "was not due to the natural disaster, but was a result of consecutive decisions neglecting safety, rooting back to when the reactors were being constructed".
However, certain species and populations might have faced bottleneck events at different times: recent populations derived from post-glacial expansions have likely experienced several bottlenecks as a result of consecutive founder events.
The lower part of the tunnel hosts the elongated reaction product as a result of consecutive condensation reactions.
The high prize on offer is a result of 14 consecutive rollovers after new rules introduced in October increased the number of balls in the draw.
These were a result of 500 consecutive simulations and therefore, the bounds measured the variation in LCT load.
Isle of Wight Council's member for environment and transport, Councillor Edward Giles, said: "Island roads were already in poor condition and have suffered as a result of two consecutive cold, wet winters".
Addition of NO at pH 9 to solutions of VB12 resulted in the splitting of the cyclic voltammetry peaks as a result of a consecutive one-electron reduction of the central CoIII metal in VB12 to CoII and finally to CoI.
Hamilton was sacked by Walsall, along with Hutchings and assistant manager Martin O'Connor, in January 2011 with the club at the bottom of League One as a result of three consecutive defeats.
