The phrase "a work of consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of work that has significant importance or impact, often in a literary, artistic, or academic context.
Example: "The author's latest novel is considered a work of consequence, as it addresses critical social issues and has sparked widespread discussion."
Alternatives: "a significant work" or "an important piece".
The palace itself can be described as charming and picturesque, though architecturally it is not a work of consequence, being chiefly a transformation of the previous medieval castle, even incorporating some of the older parts.
All of them have been the subjects of movies, but only David Lean's Lawrence of Arabia is a work of consequence, and the 1969 Hollywood picture Che! (co-scripted, like Lawrence, by Michael Wilson and starring an embarrassed Omar Sharif) is disastrous.
The work is not programed much outside of festival settings, but Takacs and Abondolo made it clear that the Quintet is a work of consequence in the composer's artistic life and a signal contributor to his artistic development.
A work of massive consequence for the universe that is so self-important it will go unread by everyone.
His decision to address a work of the weight and consequence of The Winter's Tale on his home stage is an uncompromising statement of intent, and an answer to those wondering where his career is leading.
Whether this is a comment on the mania of collectors to possess a work of art regardless of the consequences or the fact that the thieves are unable to locate a buyer is unknowable--but it's usually one or the other.
Whether this is a comment on the mania of collectors to possess a work of art regardless of the consequences or the fact that the thieves are unable to locate a buyer is unknowable but it's usually one or the other.
A discrepancy of CG dinucleotides mutations in position 208 in two works is a consequence of either a very special selection of DNA fragments in a work of Vissel and Choo (see above) or different sources of DNA (a mouse liver in our work and a cell line in the work of Vissel and Choo).
Many have already lost their work permits, causing a cascade of consequences.
Fig. 1 A theoretical frame work of Fragmentation and its consequence.
"I always think of his work being a consequence of his New England background — that stereotype we have of the New Englander as sort of stoic, decent.
