The phrase "as a normal consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a typical or expected result of a particular action or situation.
Example: "When the temperature drops below freezing, as a normal consequence, water will turn into ice."
Alternatives: "as a usual result" or "as a typical outcome."
As to links with other cancers, the charity said HPV was so common it could be regarded as a normal consequence of sexual activity, even among women who had just one partner.
Apoptosis, or programmed cell death, is a gene-activated event that occurs as a normal consequence of development and as a result of cellular stress.
For most men and women, changes in sexual function occur around mid-life and into subsequent decades as a normal consequence of aging.
A reason for this might be that our children and their guardians expect a lower HRQOL as a normal consequence of having a severe disease.
Older women tend to regard incontinence as a normal consequence of aging, and health-care providers may reinforce this belief [ 13].
A possible explanation for such severe phenotypes comes from studies in bacteria, which suggest that double-strand breaks occur frequently as a normal consequence of DNA replication and are repaired by homologous recombination [ 48].
"It's not a normal consequence of growing older".
Likewise, Stolk et al. [ 13] argue that one of the reasons for resistance against the funding of Viagra in The Netherlands was that it was considered as 'unnecessary luxury care', because erectile dysfunction was seen as a normal and acceptable consequence of ageing.
As a consequence, normal proofs of ϕn have exponential lower bound in M→ and linear lower bound in its classical version.
As a consequence, normal cells can tolerate a certain level of exogenous ROS whereas cancer cells cannot.
As a consequence, normal levels of SV2 and synaptotagmin (a SV2-binding protein) at the synapse are maintained, which may reduce seizures.
