The phrase "another consequence of government" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes that arise as a result of government actions or policies.
Example: "One of the key issues we face today is the rising inequality, which is another consequence of government intervention in the economy."
Alternatives: "an additional outcome of government" or "a further effect of government".
It's just another consequence of government policy".
Wal-Mart, the biggest retailer in the world, has 3,600 outlets, 715 of these outside America.Foreign retailers also like the look of another consequence of government protection Japan's complicated and costly wholesale distribution system, which has survived because small retailers have lacked the muscle to cut out the layers of middlemen or to deal directly with the manufacturer.
Another problem quickly becoming evident is the lack of institutional memory -- yet another consequence of a change of government.
Ajjaj said Aleppo now lacks a hospital capable of conducting surgical procedures as a consequence of government and Russian airstrikes.
The truth is rather less comfortable: social workers' problems are often a direct consequence of government ideology and policies.
Tony Travers, a professor at the London School of Economics, said the flight of poorer families from the capital was, in part, a consequence of government policy.
This is a direct consequence of government's decisions to ignore warnings that rushing through new individual registration reforms would damage democracy".
The deterioration in cancer care is a direct consequence of government policies and the clearest proof the Tories can't be trusted with the NHS.
Speculators buying property as an investment have to put down 40%.Rising home prices are not an accidental consequence of government easing but one of its goals.
Greece and France will hold national elections on Sunday, when citizens are expected to register their discontent at the decline in living standards and public services that has been a consequence of government budget-cutting.
