The phrase "as a consequence it will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen as a result of a previous action or situation.
Example: "The project was poorly managed; as a consequence, it will likely miss the deadline."
Alternatives: "as a result, it will" or "therefore, it will".
As a consequence, it will benefit from natural collaborations with faculty from the Schools of Medicine and Engineering.
If the party's nastier elements feel marginalised as a consequence it will be a sign that the strategy is working rather than the reverse.
With every single taxed transaction, it automatically becomes more expensive for a bank to trade - and before you rejoice that this means bankers will be giving money back to the economy, remember that as a consequence it will also become more expensive for businesses to borrow money.
As a consequence, it will not pose a not good effect on electrical device performance.
As a consequence, it will become increasingly important to link biological/ecological scenario analyses to economic constraints and outcomes.
Cloud computing relies on the infrastructure of Internet; as a consequence, it will be significantly affected by the transition from current IPv4 to next generation IPv6.
It is obvious that the noisy data and outliers will cause a bad training process and, as its consequence, it will decrease the forecasting performance.
My father dedicated his life to these values, and as a consequence, it is uncertain that he will ever see the world beyond his prison cell again.
As a consequence, it is likely that we will see more and more universities offering courses in drug development in the near future.
As a consequence, it is expected that sea ice will further and rapidly diminish from Arctic waters in the next few decades.
As a consequence it is anticipated that these patients will exhibit wide variation in their initial levels of SQOL.
