The phrase "as a consequence of viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs as a result of observing or watching something.
Example: "As a consequence of viewing the documentary, many viewers became more aware of environmental issues."
Alternatives: "as a result of watching" or "due to observing".
In these studies, the "other" becomes included in the mental representation of one's own face as a consequence of viewing a perfect matching between the seen and felt sensory stimulation in the context of watching the other person's face.
As a consequence of viewing others receiving treatment, combined with the motivation to have fun creating her own movie, Pippa subsequently exhibited little fear of radiotherapy to the extent that (like the patient in box 3) she no longer required anaesthesia.
Wieseltier: I once wrote an article taking a controversial position, and after it came out, as a consequence of my view, I received human feces in the mail.
As a consequence of this view, respondents who voiced objections to one of the three testing methods sometimes would conclude that another method or the entire set of CDC's recommendations was morally problematic.
A Carnapian might hold this view as a consequence of her general view that ontological commitment, in a metaphysically loaded sense of the term, is incoherent (see §5.1).
Thus, as a consequence of his philosophical views, he consciously puts aside part of generally accepted mathematics.
As a consequence of adopting these views, the reputation of the Great Books suffered, as many liberal scholars dismissed the output of dead white males as variously sexist, elitist, imperialist, bourgeois, ethnocentric, racist, selfish, and solipsistic.
Simultaneous change of view and change of practice have been shown after an educational intervention [ 18], but it could not be shown that the practice changed as a consequence of the changed view.
We present analysis on the impact of the omnidirectional camera's reduced image resolution on lane tracking accuracy, as a consequence of gaining the expansive view.
A key question in understanding how brains recognise stimuli when viewed from different viewpoints is whether a brain transforms a stored representation, or does a brain enable recognition to occur as a consequence of interpolation between learned views [14].
Intra-tumor and inter-tumor heterogeneity of human breast cancer should no longer be viewed as a consequence of phenotypic drifting due to genetic instability, but also from the point of view of different differentiation repertoires available to the neoplastic cells in response to the tumor microenvironment, including reversion to a 'normal' phenotype (for an overview, see [ 4]).
