The phrase "an unanticipated consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an outcome that was not expected or foreseen as a result of a particular action or decision.
Example: "The new policy led to an unanticipated consequence of increased employee turnover."
Alternatives: "an unexpected result of" or "a surprising outcome of".
Brienen said the forests may also be experiencing an unanticipated consequence of higher CO2 levels.
Second, a substantial source of this system's cost-effectiveness was an unanticipated consequence of earlier railroad deregulation.
Worse, her former friends lined up as character witnesses for her assailant, an unanticipated consequence of Sara leaving the bond of her old unit.
It's an unanticipated consequence of the Justice and Peace Law .It also shows how widespread penetration of politics and government by the paramilitaries was.
He has remained neutral on the effort to oust Mr. Davis, but he is figuring prominently in the behind-the-scenes maneuvering on the recall because of an unanticipated consequence of the state's election law.
The situation -- an unanticipated consequence of changes in the welfare system, particularly requirements that recipients take workfare jobs -- has forced shelters to turn homeless people away, reduce the number of days they are open and, in some cases, to go out of business entirely, shelter operators and advocates for the poor said.
ER stress was found recently in several independent studies to have an unanticipated consequence: induction of autophagy (reviewed in [8], [9]).
31, 32, 30 A striking and unanticipated consequence of sucrose feeding in the KI mice was a marked accumulation of mutant PNPLA3 on lipid droplets.
We report that one unanticipated consequence of economic downturns involves an increased risk of male CD.
The unanticipated consequence of his surprise victory, therefore, is an unwelcome affirmation of American democracy for the Russian people.
One unanticipated consequence of this depletion of deep-diving mammals is a likely decline in the carrying capacity for higher trophic levels in coastal ecosystems.
