"as another consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to introduce one more consequence or result of an action. For example: "As another consequence of the pandemic, unemployment rates skyrocketed around the world."
Maybe we have to allow our discomfort as another consequence of the violence depicted.
His theory of inflation explains the flatness as another consequence of the hyperactive bloating of the universe during its first split-second of existence.
An estimated 125,000 planned operations were set to be cancelled as another consequence, leading to fears that patients would suffer pain and distress as hospitals would take months to clear the backlog.
Mr. Basher, the director of the state veterans division, said that as another consequence of the decline, "the influence of the military and veterans in general has been diminished by a great degree".
As another consequence, we obtain a maximum and an anti-maximum principles.
As another consequence of Theorem 1, we obtain the following result by considering Proposition 2.
Over $500m was spent in the House races this year, mainly on TV ads, even though only about 30 of the 435 contests were, even generously, described as competitive – another consequence of congressional redistricting.
Shlaes hails his decision to leave the Presidency after five and a half years (thus ducking the crash and its consequences) as "another of Coolidge's acts of refraining, his last and greatest".
Another consequence, not as firmly established as thyroid cancer, is mini-satellite instability (MSI) in children born to exposed fathers after Chernobyl (Dubrova et al. 1996, 1997, 2002b).
As another direct consequence of our results we obtain a representation of the Lie-algebra of compactly supported vector fields onXon Poisson space.
As another specific consequence, the wakefield energy that was initially stored in longitudinal oscillations near the axis is gradually transferred to the radial oscillations in the near-wall of channel.
