The phrase "a severe consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a serious result or outcome that arises from a particular action or situation.
Example: "The decision to ignore safety protocols led to a severe consequence of multiple injuries on the job site."
Alternatives: "a serious result of" or "a grave outcome of".
The mortality risk is high among individuals dependent on heroin, and suicide is a severe consequence of long-term heroin use.
For sick leave, representing a severe consequence of LBP, we noted a prevalence rate of 10.7% in our study sample, which is lower than that of nursing staffs in Greece (17%) [ 12] and the Netherlands (15%) [ 29].
A severe consequence of this heterogeneity may be found in the many cancers that relapse after treatment [confer the review papers (Hart and Fidler 1981; Dexter and Leith 1986; Heppner and Miller 1983; Stingl and Caldas 2007; Marusyk and Polyak 2010; Shackleton et al. 2009; Pinto et al. 2013)].
A new scientific study says that rapidly warming waters off the New England coast have had a severe consequence — the collapse of a cod fishery that saw too many catches even as overall cod numbers declined due to warmer seas.
Depression is a common, severe consequence of stroke in affected patients.
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].
Radiation induced optic neuropathy (RION) is a rare but severe consequence of radiation therapy that is associated with adjuvant chemotherapy, specifically therapy with vincristine or nitrosoureas.
The High risk is a result of the severe consequence of confidentiality breaches, and the high likelihood of this particular threat.
Osteomyelitis may arise from superficial pin site infections in up to 4%% of cases and represents the most severe consequence of a superficial infection [36].
Cerebral malaria (CM) is the most severe consequence of a Plasmodium falciparum infection and along with severe anemia is a major pathogenic factor behind the approximately 1 million deaths per year, mostly in children aged 2 5 years living in sub-Saharan Africa.
The most severe consequence of an NFL career is head trauma that can lead to brain disorders as well as a host of mental health issues.
