The phrase "and consequently how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a question or inquiry about the manner or method resulting from a previous statement or situation.
Example: "We need to understand the implications of this decision, and consequently how it will affect our future plans."
Alternatives: "and thus how" or "and therefore how".
Yet the real ambiguity, it seems to me, precedes the final stage, when we don't know how much is gone and consequently how much we're supposed to grieve.
It's about early marriage and the perceptions of what girls life roles are going to be; and consequently how much education they need.
Most women seem to be verging on the obsessive about how they should bring up their children and, consequently, how I should too.
The count is used to determine how many representatives each state sends to Congress, and consequently how many votes each has in the Electoral College.
It's hard to know how much one person or policy can affect the crime rate, and consequently how much credit or blame should be assigned when things go well or don't.
In similar fashion, the Respect in Reporting Campaign aims to alter how disenfranchised and underrepresented communities are reported upon, and consequently, how they are perceived and discussed in public discourse.
At the same time, it reveals how limited was access to the central government and, consequently, how great a latitude for independent decisions must be left to the governors who lacked some special claim on the emperor's attention.
These interrelations are further analyzed in view of how such an experience system can influence children's experience of the transmedia toy and desire for new ones and, consequently, how they feel about the product.
However, so far little attention has been paid to reveal how different ideas on society are at work, and consequently how this can be considered as an input in the process of backcasting.
While the Datally feature is primarily about conserving data, it acknowledges that it's often easy to get sucked into your smartphone and lose track of how much time – and then, consequently, how much mobile data – you want to spend.
Even though outcomes may be influenced by the inferential technique, the error between these simulations and the real signal seen in the test datasets is still a very good indication of how close the datasets are and, consequently, of how the normalisation technique performs.
