The phrase "acquired in consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was obtained as a result of a specific action or event.
Example: "The property was acquired in consequence of the legal settlement reached between the two parties."
Alternatives: "obtained as a result of" or "gained due to".
In this context, it is more complex to demonstrate whether TB in immigrants is a consequence of an infection acquired in the country of origin [ 22, 25] or in the host country [ 26, 27] as specific molecular investigations are needed but were not available for this study.
Lands may be acquired by conquest; and a relinquishment, in consequence of hostilities, is tantamount to conquest.
Coaching the champions to adapt various approaches for the implementation of their newly acquired knowledge is an important tool in our study, in consequence of the need for simultaneous strategies in health care innovations [ 33].
Temporary buildings have been acquired in anticipation of the winter.
Regardless of the mechanism for the transmission of genetic and phenotypic differences acquired in one generation, the evolutionary consequences of this process may be considerable.
At present, evolutionary comparisons of the metazoan receptor members and secretin peptide family suggests that, receptors emerged prior to the ligands which were subsequently acquired as a consequence of genome evolution in the chordate radiation.
Companies are willing to travel farther than ever to acquire technologies, a consequence of the rise of engineering in China and India.
After the mid-20th century, analogies with computer operations acquired great currency; in consequence, thinking came to be described in terms of storage, retrieval, and transmission of items of information.
Organisms (or plasmids) bearing these types of resistance must be acquired, generally as a consequence of cross-transmission.
The congenital forms are related to immature tracheal cartilage, whereas the more common acquired forms occur as a consequence of compression damage or degeneration of the tracheal cartilage, such as in vascular sling anomalies [ 2].
Acquired nystagmus, a highly symptomatic consequence of damage to the substrates of oculomotor control, often is resistant to pharmacotherapy.
