The phrase "and the consequential impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes that result from a particular action or event.
Example: "The new policy was implemented without considering the potential risks and the consequential impact on employee morale."
Alternatives: "and the resulting effect" or "and the subsequent consequences".
Our findings reveal the negative effect of C. pneumoniae on mast cells, and the consequential impact on pancreatic beta cell function and viability.
"Losing experienced, talented, loyal staff who are passionate about the communities they serve, and the consequential impact on content and quality will do nothing to make more readers turn to their local newspapers, whether in print or online".
They look at the economic impact of the platform "controlling" the marketplace and the consequential impact on competition.
"The operation of the scheme and the impact on our business (and the consequential impact on our lending and the wider economy) is complex," it added.
These questions are significant as they address fundamental policy issues in ECEC and the consequential impact of those policies on parents, children and the ECEC sector.
Hypothesis 6: The personal characteristic conscientiousness is positively correlated with the frequency, quality of content and the consequential impact of the feedback process.
Implementing nurse triage in a way which is acceptable to practice staff therefore requires careful consideration of the resources required to support nurse triage but also clear communication with practice staff regarding the consequential impact on practice workload and cost.
We found that TEs are associated significantly with all of the other genomic features, highlighting the consequential impact of TEs on this genome.
Our failure to find any correlation between consequential impact and independent variables may be explained by the low alpha of consequential impact and the high scores on this variable from almost 70% of the participants, suggesting that a large majority of the trainees were convinced that their trainers took steps to further the consequential impact of feedback.
The last column in Table 4 shows that only a minority of trainees gave high scores on quality of the content of feedback, whereas almost 70% indicated that their trainers took steps to ensure the consequential impact of feedback.
If the consequential impacts due to land-use change and fertiliser replacement are included, supply chain emissions could increase dramatically.
