The phrase "added consequentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was added as a result or consequence of a previous action or event.
Example: "The new policy was added consequentially to address the issues raised during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "added as a result" or "added as a consequence".
The Uranium used in Little Boy, however, was less pure than that used in Gadget/Fat Man, and consequentially added to the less efficient bomb.
Perhaps consequentially, she added, "the younger women didn't quite see the history of Hillary Clinton getting elected … they were much more captured by Barack Obama and his message".
Consequentially, solutions of the pricing problem are added successively until these correcting variables are all available.
Consequentially, a recent randomized, dose-ranging Phase II study of 1% and 5% BP-encapsulated in silica microcapsules proved to be both highly effective and well tolerated in PPR patients, as the encapsulation added protection for the epidermis from the irritant effects of BP. 42 Natural cosmeceutical options serve as an additional branch of the market available to rosacea patients.
Consequentially, the Department of Justice made adjustments to its handling of espionage cases, adding a layer of review and instituting implicit bias training for federal law enforcement officials and prosecutors. .
And she adds, in her essay on Paula Fox's Borrowed Finery: "Contemporary novels have become a repository for salvation; characters — and consequentially readers — are supposed to be saved at the end".
My mother's mind had become programmed to think consequentially (supply and demand).
It was also, more consequentially, ideological.
More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.
More consequentially, the teenage Kamala is Muslim and Pakistani American.
