The phrase "a strict consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a direct and unavoidable result of a particular cause or condition.
Example: "The increase in temperature is a strict consequence of global warming."
Alternatives: "an inevitable result of" or "a direct outcome of".
While the mandate helped to increase HCW influenza vaccination rates dramatically, the strict consequence of employment termination created negative feelings of coercion.
It was a large ultra-Uranian planet that had approximately the mass and orbit predicted by Leverrier". We treated Huygens's conclusion as a strict deductive consequence of his principles.
However, an increased incidence of hypoglycemia, which is usually a serious consequence of strict glycemic control, has challenged this dogma and raised the question of potential detrimental impact on various outcomes in patients with diabetes, including mortality, cognitive impairment, and/or hypoglycemia-associated autonomic failure (21, 25– 25).
Additionally, the target sample size was not achieved most likely a result of slower than anticipated recruitment as a consequence of strict eligibility criteria (age, desire for future fertility, and not yet started adjuvant treatment).
The Spartans draw more in-state players than almost any elite college basketball program, a consequence of strict high school rules and an abundance of state pride on the coaching staff.
Yet, as a consequence of strict admission policies, these countries have started to experience larger influxes of undocumented migrants too.
Smaller between-person differences, as a consequence of stricter inclusion criteria, may have a substantial (negative) impact on correlation coefficients.
We investigate the consequences and perspectives resulting from a strict concept of machine autonomy.
"Sometimes a strict interpretation of the law might have unintended consequences," said Dr. David Rubin, director of PolicyLab, a research arm of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
The ban was supported by housing officials across the country, who say many of their residents want strict consequences for breaking the new rules.
