The phrase "and practical consequences of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes that result from a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "The study examined the theoretical implications and practical consequences of implementing new policies in the workplace."
Alternatives: "and real-world effects of" or "and tangible outcomes of".
In other words, it enhanced the predicament of the moral and practical consequences of the Zionist state ideology.
Although Chevron deference and Seminole Rock deference are closely related, there has been much more thorough exploration of the theoretical underpinnings and practical consequences of Chevron.
The interest and practical consequences of employing this methodology in fatigue analyses of new structures are illustrated through the application to a real case study.
I will explain these new observations and the benefits of exploring Deep Learning in the ""Information Plane"", and discuss some of the exciting theoretical and practical consequences of our analysis.
The contribution of this article is to present a coherent argument for context as the central unit for deep learning design, and to articulate the incisive theoretical and practical consequences of this position.
For one of Quite a Good Time to Be Born's principal themes is inhibition, how you overcome it and the moral and practical consequences of that conquest – a sexual (and also a social and at times an intellectual) journey with, Lodge implies, many a consolation in store for the restricted once their shackles are hurled aside.
Our findings have direct theoretical and practical consequences for a number of prevailing biological questions with regard to global biodiversity estimates, conservation efforts and global taxonomic initiatives.
A growing number of religious leaders agree with the necessity of a determined moral response to the Assad regime in Syria, but we have raised deep questions about the moral and unintended practical consequences of military strikes and the risks of escalating war, especially for more innocent civilians and suffering people.
This requires analyzing and comparing the practical consequences of alternative policy goals or other value-laden assumptions.
But in my introduction, I also quote Emily Carter, the dean of our School of Engineering and Applied Science, who feels very strongly that for what engineers study and teach, the practical consequences of knowledge really matter.
Test different scenarios in your mind to try and ascertain the practical consequences of applying the decision or action the way you want to.
