The phrase "and consequently is often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or effect that follows from a previous statement or situation.
Example: "The weather has been unpredictable this season, and consequently is often a topic of conversation among the locals."
Alternatives: "therefore is frequently" or "as a result is commonly".
Conceptual innovations are often formulated and introduced suddenly and completely, and consequently are often recognized immediately as novel and revolutionary.
Some of the current mutation databases do not systematically provide information on clinical features, familial history, and so on, whereas others are maintained by the goodwill of the researchers themselves, and consequently, are often incomplete or not up to date.
As a regional referral center with an interest in young adult hip preservation in addition to arthroplasty, we frequently encounter young patients with end stage hip osteoarthritis and consequently are often left with the clinical dilemma of the most appropriate treatment in this age group.
U.S. aid that kicked in after Egypt's peace treaty with Israel primarily opened up business opportunities for serving and retired officers, who consequently were often focused on their economic rather than military interests.
These exercises help clarify important knowledge gaps such as a relatively poor understanding of the role of nonclimatic factors (socioeconomic and other) that may modify future climatic influences and a lack of empiric evidence and methods for quantifying more complex climate health relationships, which consequently are often excluded from consideration.
Framework structures, consequently, are often much more compressible than structures with only edge- or face-sharing polyhedrons, whose compression is attributable predominantly to bond shortening.
These particular combatants answered the set of questions for each time they were recruited and consequently were more often used in the analysis.
The reason that stillbirths to older mothers presented placental, umbilical or maternal conditions more often, and consequently were reclassified more often, may be related to a higher frequency of maternal complications with advanced maternal age.
Even though some randomized controlled trials may investigate the dose response relationship by providing multiple dosages in their study, most of these studies include only one intervention and one control group and consequently it is often unknown what the true relationship is.
Self-rated health is very easy to obtain through a single-item question and, consequently, it is often included in health surveys and as an outcome in many studies, resulting in a large body of research.
