The phrase "and consequently a higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or effect that follows from a previous statement or condition, often in a cause-and-effect context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has increased our customer engagement, and consequently a higher conversion rate has been observed."
Alternatives: "resulting in a greater" or "leading to an increased".
More changes translate into more state transitions and consequently a higher convergence rate.
The combined detection algorithm provides a better probability of detection and consequently a higher spectrum hole utilization.
Therefore, a high number of adsorbed dye molecules results in better harvesting of incident light, and consequently, a higher JSC.
The experimental results indicate that the amount of purge gas is significantly reduced, and consequently, a higher fuel utilization of more than 99.6% is achieved.
The more alkaline medium of the GECC system improved the hydrogen reaction rate and consequently a higher efficiency in the pore matrix development can be found.
A higher leaf population generated a larger number of powdery mildew colonies close to grapes and consequently a higher probability of berry infection.
The change of chemical composition from domain of rock towards evaporation domain causes an increase of Na+ and Cl, and consequently a higher TDS.
Research on developing countries reveals a modest disemployment effect of minimum wages, and consequently a higher total wage bill (Freeman, 2010).
Therefore, if correlated predictors are not independent, they obtain high importance scores and consequently, a higher probability of being selected for the split.
The lower electron density of β-carbons in a monomer leads to easier electron transfer from propagating radical to the monomer and consequently a higher reactivity.
The advantages of these reduced models arise for example in terms of simplified finite element formulations, less degrees of freedom per element and consequently a higher computational efficiency of the corresponding numerical models.
