The phrase "and consequently with" 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, often linking two related ideas.
Example: "The project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, and consequently with the new timeline, we had to adjust our budget."
Alternatives: "and as a result with" or "and thus with".
Like albendazole, mebendazole interferes with glucose uptake and consequently with the production of energy.
What's clear is that McAdam and others have a vision of the future with no wires and, consequently, with no unions.
The latter approach was able to, alone, solve the optimization problem, but using a large number of generations and, consequently, with higher computational time.
I am contending with a variety of reactions, and consequently with a single brush on the touch pad I flee upward into the atmosphere and at once have in my sights the physical planet, submarine wrinkles and all — have the option, if so moved, to go anywhere.
This illustrates, even in an unremarkable year for most of our major international sporting teams, and consequently with not a single footballer, cricketer or rugby player in contention, what a fantastic 12 months this has been for British sport.
Modern statistics deals with large and complex data sets, and consequently with models containing a large number of parameters.
RAS with different content, and consequently with different signal intensities, often coexist in the same patient.
Since is compact, there exists a convergent subsequence of such that, and consequently with as well as as.
The so-called geodynamo is a deterministic system with chaotic dynamics and consequently with a limited horizon of predictability.
To simplify, we shall look instead to the system with n′=n−k nodes and k′=0 offline nodes at any time (and consequently with instantaneous rejuvenations).
This is because the covariance associated with the state-space has larger values, resulting in a more nervous filter and, consequently, with smaller convergence rates.
