The phrase "are consequently called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain term or name is assigned as a result of a specific condition or situation.
Example: "These organisms exhibit unique characteristics and are consequently called extremophiles."
Alternatives: "are therefore referred to" or "are thus named".
Where the red grass grows on well-drained, fertile soils subject to comparatively light rainfall, it tends to be sweeter (and is consequently called sweetveld) than elsewhere, where it is commonly called sourveld.
The pair ((Theta,mathcal{P})) is called a measurable space, and each element of (mathcal{P}) is consequently called (mathcal{P} -measurable sets instead of events.
The MLH1 variant (NM_000249.3) c.1668-19A>G present on the nondeleted allele was consequently called as homozygous in the LR-PCR assay.
Therefore, SBL is an interesting multifunctional molecule that has both lectin and RNase activities and is consequently called a leczyme (lectin + enzyme) [ 45].
These spatiotemporal characteristics presumably correspond to the arrival of the afferent volleys in the brainstem (see also results of the inverse solution); this component was consequently called brainstem component.
These Members are consequently also calling for closer collaboration with NATO, for a military force that undertakes action independently to be operational with effect from 2004, and for an armaments agency funded from the Community budget, which we also reject.
Senators may speak for pretty much as long as they like, on whatever topic they like, to prevent the final vote on a bill and the practice of filibustering is, consequently, sometimes called "the soul of the Senate".
I HAVE no idea why the common bunch banana, which is almost always eaten ripe and sweet and is consequently sometimes called a "dessert" banana, became a staple in the United States, while the equally important plantain has remained largely a part of Latino cuisines.
