The phrase "and consequently arises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs as a result of a previous statement or situation.
Example: "The lack of communication led to misunderstandings, and consequently arises a need for clearer guidelines."
Alternatives: "and thus emerges" or "and therefore occurs".
In 1962, Feyerabend also claimed that incommensurability occurs between traditional, fundamental theories in philosophy, and consequently arises in the discussions of the mind-body problem, the problem of the reality of the external world, and the problem of other minds (1962, 31, 90).
To get the U.S.'s fiscal house in order, to improve our system of giving and receiving care, to promote a healthy population that can meaningfully contribute to economic growth and to make the most of the 21st century's aging population and the health needs that consequently arise -- to do any of this, much less all of it, the charade must end.
Since the reduced problem has a family of solutions (bar{x}=bar{x}(t)), our questions consequently arise as previously.
An expectation had consequently arisen that individual soldiers would expect to be commemorated, even if they were low ranking members of the military.
The complexity in the class C GPCR VFTMs consequently arose the biological complexity by a stepwise Darwinian process.
In day-to-day traffic assignment problems travelers' past experiences have important impact on their cost prediction which influences their route choice and consequently the arising flow patterns in the network.
Even a more relevant factor for variability originates from production tolerances and consequently the question arises, how to describe model parameters from the stochastic point of view?
The supplier offers the trade credit period (M) to his retailer, and consequently, there may arise three following scenarios: Scenario 1: (0 < M le t_{1}).
Taken together, results from the current study in combination with previous reports on different AC subtypes [ 6, 7, 9, 10] indicate that never-smokers can not be completely separated from smokers based on transcriptional differences, and consequently, that AC arising in never-smokers do not appear to represent a distinct entity based on transcriptional patterns.
The importance of this is that perceptions of justness are powerful determinants of human behaviour and, consequently, many environmental conflicts arise from contested visions of what constitutes 'just' environmental management.
I think the central issue is that some positions, due to historical baggage, have become too entrenched and consequently such anomalies often arise.
