The phrase "adverse consequences from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative outcomes or effects resulting from a particular action or situation.
Example: "The company faced adverse consequences from its decision to cut costs, leading to a decline in employee morale."
Alternatives: "negative effects of" or "unfavorable outcomes from".
There is a genuine danger of unintended adverse consequences from their current policy.
Americans could face adverse consequences from innocent financial dealings, Mr. Shane warned.
There is a genuine danger of unintended adverse consequences from their current policy," said Sentance, now senior economic adviser at the consultancy PwC.
While intentional abuse of gene editing is ringing alarm bells, some at AAAS were more wary of accidental adverse consequences from reckless gene editing.
Unfortunately, the lack of evidence for adverse consequences from carbon pricing has not resulted in a significant increase in the adoption of carbon pricing mechanisms.
They abandoned the quest after the Food and Drug Administration, alarmed about possible adverse consequences from fast-moving reproductive technologies, asserted that all such experiments must get regulatory approval.
About half of the $182 billion over 10 years would go to couples paying the penalty, with the rest going to those who suffer no adverse consequence from the current tax code or who benefit from it -- mainly couples in which only one partner works.
The court instead analogized Onity's situation to data breach cases like Reilly v. Ceredian, where consumers' personal data is stolen but consumers can't show directly attributable adverse consequence from this theft.
These changes in ion concentrations from combined salinity and hypoxia can have more adverse consequences for growth than from salinity alone.
It would spare them from adverse consequences for having done nothing more than voluntarily sign up for protections offered by a federal program initiated by President Obama.
These adverse consequences result from the inappropriate diversion of scarce public and private resources.
