The phrase "also the consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a result or effect of a particular cause or situation.
Example: "The increase in pollution is also the consequence of industrial expansion in the region."
Alternatives: "also a result of" or "also an effect of".
His promiscuity when it came to materials was also the consequence of sometimes having no money for paint or canvas.
It is also the consequence of this rupture, in the form of punishment.
It is also the consequence of America's high jobless rate and temporary tax credits to boost the economy.
Also writing in Nature, William McKinnon - a planetary scientist at Washington University in St Louis - and colleagues theorise that the polygons are also the consequence of convection driven by temperature difference.
Along the coast the aridity is also the consequence of the Peru (Humboldt) Current, which is characterized by upwelling (the upward movement of cold water from the depths of the ocean); the resulting cold water at the surface causes a thermal inversion cold air at sea level and stable, warmer air higher up.
But they are also the consequence of a deadly complacency that has led the country to miss a great opportunity.During the 2003-08 boom, when reforms would have been relatively easy to introduce, the government failed to liberalise markets for labour, energy and land.
Because, inthe end, they accept not only their essentialnature, but also the consequences of theirchoice to fulfill rather than deny it.
The significance of process parameters for the most pronounced physical phenomena is discussed as are also the consequences of modelling.
Ismail et al. [5, 6] further realized that these inequalities are also the consequences of complete monotonicity of such gamma functions' ratios.
Also the consequences of such conceptualizations for determining research objectives, research activities, and research outcomes on agricultural water security are discussed.
