The phrase "as consequences for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the results or effects that arise from a particular action or situation.
Example: "The company faced significant financial losses as consequences for their poor management decisions."
Alternatives: "as a result of" or "due to".
Last year she announced punitive measures – including extra scrutiny by Ofsted inspectors and league table downgrades – as consequences for schools failing to enrol 90% of pupils in the EBacc.
Considering the gained information, we will discuss the results and its broader meaning as well as consequences for transport demand modelling in the next section.
We focused on enriching the knowledge about these three types of attitudes, underlying rationales for the attitudes as expressed by teachers as well as consequences for teaching practice.
The consequences of dust explosions are described as consequences for personnel and equipment, taking into account consequences of both primary and secondary events.
Possible reasons for the Zn-induced growth acceleration are discussed, as well as consequences for possible optimisation steps for reducing harmful effects of Zn in dissimilar joints between Al alloys and steel.
We discuss the possible causes behind the variation in the level of DNA preservation among the plankton groups investigated, as well as consequences for the use of using fossil DNA records in paleoecology studies.
That any human would be slaughtered as consequence for political expression is unthinkable, whether that expression is muted and dignified or vivid and sophomoric.
As consequence, for the psychological intervention component, several session contents of 'A Matter of Balance' were adapted.
Personal and job-related antecedents, as well as consequences of MTDB for sales outcomes, are also examined.
