The phrase "as a consequence of current" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "current" to clarify what is being referred to, such as "current events" or "current circumstances."
Example: "As a consequence of current events, we have decided to postpone the meeting."
Alternatives: "as a result of current" or "due to current factors".
We conclude that there is a pressing need to institutionalize HIA in the developing world, as a consequence of current predictions of major extractive industry and water resources development, with China's investments in these sectors across Africa being particularly salient.
As a consequence of current treatment strategies, however, patients often suffer from life-long disabilities and cognitive dysfunction.
As a consequence of current practices, increased stress on natural resources and biodiversity is evident, as are some of the consequences such as diminished food and water productive capacities through degradation of the terrestrial and marine environments.
Furthermore, the effects of the eddy currents were heightened as a consequence of splitting the gradient assembly into two halves.
The teaching of medicine centred on diseases and hospital care and, consequently, centred on the less prevalent disorders, has arisen as a consequence of the current curricular model.
We focus on dynamical patterns occurring as a consequence of electric current, either constant or periodically varying, that passes through the system.
The way I think about it is– at least in the world that I work in, sort of tech and internet media– bundles sort of emerge as a consequence of the current technology.
This article describes the problems encountered by those responsible for drug reimbursement decisions as a consequence of the current drug development pathway.
The way I think about it is — at least in the world that I work in, sort of tech and Internet media — bundles emerge as a consequence of the current technology.
