"consecutive government" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English and can be used in many contexts.
For example, one might write "The consecutive government of the United Kingdom has been in power since 2010."
She will head the fourth consecutive government of the centre-left Concertación coalition.
In the past six months, when RBS received £33bn in consecutive government bail outs, it was also involved in financing loans to coal, oil and gas companies worth nearly £10bn (£9,941m) — over a quarter the amount the bank has received from the tax payers.
Figure 1 shows homicide rates computed over 4 consecutive government periods.
And consecutive governments have delighted in throwing quangos into the flames.
Consecutive governments have crowded out private funding and the sector now prostitutes itself to the state, he went on.
If Ms Corby is sentenced to death, it could severely damage relations between Indonesia and Australia, which consecutive governments have been dedicated to strengthening.
I wish consecutive governments would stop tinkering with our children's education based on ideology without real research to back it.
Grant's closeness to consecutive governments is reflected in his role as trade envoy for the prime minister, and his latest appointment as the chair of the NHS commissioning board – a controversial body invented by Andrew Lansley's reforms.
Consecutive governments have continually failed to sort this out".
"So, as a head teacher... we are concentrating more - as we've been told to do by consecutive governments - on core subjects and subjects that can be measured".
This same policy has been pursued and refined by different consecutive governments.
