The phrase "and its consequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cause and effect, particularly in logical reasoning or scientific explanations.
Example: "The hypothesis was proven to be true, and its consequent was observed in the experimental results."
Alternatives: "and the resulting effect" or "and the outcome".
The fragmentation of philosophy and its consequent separation from theology is, according to Rosmini, a necessary consequence of sensationalist thinking.
Finally, Ca2+ could stimulate NOX favouring activation of RAC-1 and its consequent migration from the cytoplasm to the membrane where it induces assembly of various NOX subunits.
This has fueled terrorism and its consequent success.
The Bruins, meanwhile, were more than grateful for the concession of territory and its consequent relinquishing of momentum and control.
In the world of internships and its consequent poshing of the arts, we are in danger of losing those voices.
The Strand's particular niche as a business is its fame, its sheer size and its consequent ability to utilize the economies of scale.
Emergency response and recovery how well a city is organized to respond to emergencies of the magnitude expected and its consequent capability for reducing an earthquake's impact.
In this volume the following questions will be posed: How does traditional Jain cosmology, and its consequent ethics, view the natural world?
A serious dollar shortage, and its consequent unsettling effects on the economy, has given the Philippine Gov ernment new incentive to promote tourism as a top export industry.
Over time I learned the truth: My superiors presumed that my opinions had come to reflect my advanced position and its consequent agenda.
Xiong, M., Zheng, H., Wang, Y. & Wang, S. Magnetohydrodynamic simulation of the interaction between interplanetary strong shock and magnetic cloud and its consequent geoeffectiveness.
