The phrase "as a particular consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific result or outcome that follows from a certain action or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and as a particular consequence, employee productivity increased significantly."
Alternatives: "as a specific result" or "as a distinct outcome."
As a particular consequence, every finite von Neumann algebra with separable pre-dual can be embedded into an ultraproduct of tracial ∗-algebras, which as ∗-algebras embed into a matrix-ring over a commutative algebra.
As a particular consequence, it makes no difference for our model whether the requests in each DC become known at once (e.g., communicated to the depot by phone), which gives the driver more freedom in choosing the distribution, or gradually (when going from DC to DC, the driver observes how many people are waiting there for delivery).
Commendable as the New Chamber Ballet's work is, it feels as yet of no particular consequence.
Barton's position as screenwriter is of particular consequence to his relationship with "the common man".
The presence of intraspecific color polymorphism can have multiple impacts on the ecology of a species; as a consequence, particular color morphs may be strongly selected for in a given habitat type.
These WSSV-like sequences can exist as junk DNA of no particular consequence, or may affect the fitness of the host.
These interferences may be simply the result of special-interest pleading, because particular groups suffer as a consequence of import competition.
As a consequence, every particular has all its intrinsic properties essentially, which Lewis thinks is unacceptable (1986, 199 209).
Stable, high-dimensional attractor states arise from the system level as a consequence of particular regulatory interactions between the network components (e.g., genes) that impose constraints on the global dynamics of the network; thus, the cell cannot occupy any arbitrary network state.
As a consequence, the particular symptoms or abnormalities associated with these genes remain unclear.
As a consequence, with particular reference to age-related disorders such as neurodegeneration, potentially valuable mouse models that display late-onset phenotypes or pathology would not be detected.
