The phrase "as a consequential" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The decision was made as a consequential factor in the overall strategy."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "as a consequence".
Additionally, I demonstrate the importance of youth as a consequential space for understanding the process of female development and empowerment.
Aides said Mr. Bush agreed to speak so freely with Mr. Draper only after years of lobbying, in which Mr. Draper said he finally convinced Mr. Bush and his aides that he was writing about him as "a consequential president" for history, not for the latest news cycle.
Hence, as a consequential step, future small-animal PET experiments are feasible.
The two finds boost Brazil's prospects as a consequential world oil power.
Incarceration has been identified as a consequential, later-in-life turning point that might redirect the life-course (Laub & Sampson, 2003), although perhaps not always for the better (Cullen, Jonson, & Nagin, 2011).
Her professional career as a consequential researcher, teacher, writer, and thinker spanned a period of drastic change for women in academe, from the days when women no matter how brilliant, well-trained, and productive overwhelmingly got only adjunct or temporary positions to now, when many are tenured faculty members or top-level administrators, despite a gender gap that still persists.
It also underscores why responsible media outlets should do more than print these unverified government accusations as truth, especially about a matter as consequential as the government's assassination of its own citizens.
To comprehend the basic anthropological constitution of man, this category plays a key role insofar as it constitutes a consequential mechanism.
If war is made to seem impersonal and safe, about as morally consequential as a video game, I worry that autonomous weapons deplete our humanity.
Certainly it's not as consequential as choosing a college or asking someone to marry you.
Lennon's tragic martyrdom, and McCartney's fall from critical favor, made it seem as though one had been regarded as a more consequential figure than the other.
