'consequence management' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of determining and implementing the necessary and appropriate consequences for an individual or organization due to their actions. For example, "The company implemented consequence management after the incident to ensure that similar events do not happen again in the future."
"FEMA is always the lead agency for consequence management".
Head of Maritime Resilience Planning and Consequence Management, Department for Transport.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be notified for "consequence management," as will dozens of local, state and federal agencies.
"Reducing the threat of biological weapons has always been our primary mission, but the events of Sept. 11 have led to new opportunities to address preparedness and consequence management," said Margaret A. Hamburg, a former assistant secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services in the Clinton administration who heads the foundation's biological projects.
Army officials said the current plans include maintaining two major sites in the United States, one on the Atlantic Coast and one on the Pacific, both of which would see increased stores of equipment necessary for disaster relief and consequence management in the United States and across the hemisphere.
Various security, regulatory, and consequence management agencies are interested in continuously monitoring wide areas for unexpected changes in radioactivity.
In addition, to ensure adequate case management, medical staff should be sensitized about intimate partner violence and consequences management and should be able to refer women to the appropriate supporting structures.
That will be a consequence of management's victory in the campaign to take all decisions as far up the institution and as far away from the creative community as possible.
As a consequence, the management entropy increases.
As a consequence, the management of HC and NDPH is largely empirical.
As an apparent consequence, conservation management in the Netherlands has been much more successful for the flora than for butterflies.
