The phrase "and consequently has a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or effect that follows from a previous statement or action.
Example: "The project was completed ahead of schedule, and consequently has a positive impact on our budget."
Alternatives: "and as a result has a" or "therefore has a".
But by using the targeted drug, it means the patient needs much less chemo, and consequently has a much better quality of life.
It says: "Data that is maintained in silos is largely useless outside that silo and consequently has a low likelihood of causing any damage".
However, using such a strategy reduces the time-slot reuse and consequently has a negative impact on the time latency.
It is in a building that went up in 2003 with city subsidies, and consequently has a household income limit of $192,000.
Penetration of the injection zone by a probe can severely influence the local flow pattern and consequently has a detrimental effect on the reliability of the measured data.
Lord Woolf in his recent report to the ICC looked at the global picture and took into account the views of the 95 associate and affiliated members of the ICC and consequently has a more negative view than I.
The energy balance equation controls the thermal regime of the lake and consequently has an important effect on the ecology of the lake.
In addition the water content affects the dissolution of the forming oxide and consequently has an impact also on the diameter and the length of the NTs.
This is the defining paradox of Huckabee: his adamant resistance to being branded a zealot paired with his insistence that faith defines character and, consequently, has an essential place in government.
Although having the upper bound results, CTBA is centralized and, consequently, has an exponential communication cost proportional to the number of network nodes.
Physical activity influences health-related fitness directly and consequently has an impact on an individual's health.
