"consequences arise" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is a phrase that usually implies that a certain course of action has led to negative outcomes. For example, "Due to his poor decision-making, serious consequences arose".
The similarity of population-level effects in mollusks exposed to TBT and BPA, specifically oviduct ruptures and a consequent death of females, may indicate that comparable ecological consequences arise from both compounds.
"... to determine (its) validity and, if it is invalid, decide what consequences arise".
And, in the remediation of these unintended consequences, other consequences arise, quickly ensnaring a company in a web of good intentions and bad impacts.
Study Design: Through reconstruction, we determined what consequences arise from assessment in the first 1477 stillborn pregnancies that were referred to the Wisconsin Stillbirth Service Program.
What consequences arise when Congress effectively restricts its entry-level workforce to those willing to take on debt via credit cards or those for whom money is no object?
Ironically, this new insurance product, labeled "tax insurance," poses uncertain tax consequences itself This Article argues that if the adverse tax consequences arise (that is, the taxpayer has additional tax liability) and the insurance company is contractually required to cover that liability, the tax insurance proceeds are not includable in the insured's gross income.
Deep cuts in emissions are needed to prevent dangerous consequences arising from climate change.
Both men seem, or seemed, to be more aware of the tumultuous consequences arising from military intervention.
They reported many instances of bad consequences arising from breaches of their privacy or the privacy of people close to them.
While the substance could remain prohibited in a formal sense, the actual/practical risk of any legal consequences arising from its use declines sharply.
Although the overall benefits to the economy may be clear, there may also be unintended and negative consequences arising from these changing managers' incentives.
