The phrase "and bad consequences of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the negative outcomes or effects of a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "The study highlighted the benefits of the new policy, but it also addressed the bad consequences of its implementation."
Alternatives: "and negative effects of" or "and adverse outcomes of".
There's also what it does to the environment, and there have been both good and bad consequences of herbicide-tolerant crops.
The present is best understood as a contest: between the good and bad consequences of global entanglement and human development; between forces of inclusion and exclusion; between flourishing genius and flourishing risks.
As I noted earlier, both Consequentialists and non Consequentialists agree that the good and bad consequences of actions and social institutions are typically relevant for their moral evaluation.
If there is what Shelly Kagan has called a pro tanto reason to promote the good, that requires attending to all good and bad consequences of what we do [ 5].
But there's always a good and bad consequence to the adoption of new technologies.
Furthermore, considerations of justice and rights carry much greater weight than considerations of good and bad consequences, and therefore normally trump the latter in cases of conflict.
Yet he speaks of good and bad consequences, and the possibility that psychotherapy has something to offer.
Non-college graduates who are white, and are experiencing the bad consequences of being undereducated in today's America, are the group Donald Trump's promises of the restoration of lost status has seduced away from the Democratic Party.
"Afterwards, you think about all of the bad consequences of that, and you regret, and you feel guilty".
Secondly, it refers to the unintended, bad consequences of our actions, and it is this meaning that is of importance to moral panics and social work.
"We warned of the bad consequences of putting an independent into Indi and we'll now see those play out," a senior Coalition staffer told Guardian Australia.
