The phrase "about the serious consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential negative outcomes or implications of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted the need to inform the public about the serious consequences of climate change."
Alternatives: "regarding the significant repercussions" or "concerning the grave outcomes".
Nigel started on some sensible nonsense about the serious consequences I was gambling with.
In Stand4Lyme Foundation's new video, Stanford Lyme Disease Working Group members speak about the serious consequences of Lyme and tick-borne diseases to help educate stakeholders from a scientific perspective and garner increased government support and funding.
It may be useful to educate health professionals and the general population about the serious consequences of exposure to pesticide.
"The new charge seems intended to continue to silence Mehman and to send a message to others about the serious consequences of speaking out against corruption and human rights abuses in Azerbaijan," Vincent says.
"I am deeply disappointed that this technical glitch by GTL occurred and concerned about the serious consequences it may bring," Hutchens wrote.
When the fisherman is telling Peter about the serious consequences of not getting a prostate exam, he shows Peter a picture of band Primus, to which Peter asks him why he carries such random pictures around with him.
Kenneth Mendez, the president and chief executive of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, also penned an open letter to the filmmakers about the very serious consequences of mocking food allergies. .
The effect of yielding to the interpretation urged by Italy would have brought about most serious consequences as to other treaties then in force.
The boxes, which weigh 4kgs each, have an MDF core but are clad in aged copper, which means you can knock them about without serious consequences.
It called Iraq's failure to co-operate a further "material breach" of its obligations behaviour that, according to Resolution 1441, which was passed by the Security Council last November, should bring about "serious consequences".Others still have their doubts.
In response to a query from this writer, Google released the following statement: "While we support copyright reform, we have an obligation to let our creators, artists and users know about the serious unintended consequences from the Parliament's version of Article 13.
