The phrase "and a consequent need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something follows as a result of a previous statement or situation, highlighting a resulting necessity.
Example: "The project faced significant delays, and a consequent need for additional resources became apparent."
Alternatives: "and an ensuing requirement" or "resulting in a necessary demand".
Supposedly, among the anxieties of this man who wrote more than a dozen books was a morbid fear of failure and a consequent need to limit himself.
Earthquake resistant design has always been a challenge for innovators, partly because the loads are not deterministic, with large magnitudes at extremely low probabilities in the Gumbel distribution, and a consequent need to balance political criticism tomorrow with economic savings today.
Bleiler has suggested that the merger was caused by poor sales and a consequent need to downsize.
This review article focuses on the lower end of the hierarchy of wealth described by Padarath and colleagues and picks up on Buchan's suggestions of complex interactions between factors impacting on attraction and retention of health workers in remote rural areas in within mid and low income countries and a consequent need for bundles of HRM strategies to improve the latter.
[There is] a logical need to reflect the external dimension of this internal market… [and] intensify external energy actions at the EU level [as] there will be joint EU interests with regards to gas once there is a complete internal market' and a consequent ' need at the European level for a stronger external policy (See Personal Interview 8).
Semi-natural grassland habitats have markedly declined from their historical coverage, thus causing substantial losses for agricultural biodiversity and establishing a consequent need to spot the remaining habitat patches.
We shall present various situations where selection bias arises in the formation of a prediction rule and where there is a consequent need for the correction of this bias.
As the human population continues to grow and competition for natural resources increases, there is a consequent need to produce more food with fewer resources.
There is a consequent need for more effective approaches to prevention and treatment of breast cancer.
There is a consequent need to identify novel antigens to allow the formulation of new potent TBVs.
In about 25 to 50%% of these patients, NIV may not be effective in improving the respiratory mechanics with a consequent need for invasive ventilation [2].
