The phrase "also consider the consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to think about the potential outcomes of their actions or decisions.
Example: "Before making a final decision, please also consider the consequences of your choice on the team."
Alternatives: "also think about the implications" or "also take into account the effects".
We also consider the consequences of diminishing returns on game forms and institutional prescriptions.
We also consider the consequences of an active Y-linked homologue on the evolution of imprinting.
The work is intended to assess if the refuelling station design taken into consideration is safe enough, at least from the occurrence frequency point of view, as well to constitute a basis for further more refined studies which also consider the consequences aspects, allowing the plant risk assessment.
However, we also consider the consequences of linearizing around the post-HAART value of U ¯.
Beyond using genetically uniform organisms as a tool, one could also consider the consequences of such a link between epigenetics and phenotypic plasticity specifically for invasive species.
Most Cx. pipiens research is focused on females because of their role in disease transmission; however, studies of population-level responses to environmental change must also consider the consequences of artificial light for males.
The chapter also considers the consequences of confession evidence for eventual disposition of the case.
The adolescents had also considered the consequences of their beliefs, and this influenced their attitudes to the behaviour [ 14].
It also considers the consequences of these social constructions, for example, a belief that women do not get heart disease is likely to impact on help-seeking.
The approach also considers the consequences of disease risk management for economic development (Barrett and Hoel 2007) and growth (Grossman 1972; Boucekkine and Laffargue 2010; Chakraborty et al. 2010).
The next three requirements are consequentialist: given that these first principle requirements have been met, we must also consider the expected consequences of launching a war.
